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Haw is the name of a river, a modest tributary of the Cape Fear,
flowing rocky and swift through 110 miles of Piedmont North Carolina,
wending Southeasterly past abandoned and repurposed textile mills,
rickety hippie homesteads, and red-clay farmland fringed with pine
forests. Haw is also one of a few names for a small Siouan tribe that
once resided in the river's valley and may have alternately known
themselves as the Saxapahaw or Sissipahaw.
M.C. Taylor, who wrote these songs, once lived hard by the Haw with
his wife Abigail and their son Elijah, but he doesn't live there anymore.
Having followed the slipstream to the relative bustle of nearby Durham,
North Carolina, he has composed a new clutch of tunes that conjure the
half-remembered dreams of peace promised by our pasts.