16 Horsepower - Live March 2001 (2008)
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16 Horsepower – Live March 2001 (2008) Album Review
Released in 2008, Live March 2001 is a posthumous live album by 16 Horsepower, capturing the band during one of their most powerful and fully realized periods. Recorded during their European tour in March 2001, the album showcases the group’s raw intensity, spiritual depth, and commanding stage presence. It stands as an essential live document, offering fans a deeper glimpse into the band’s electrifying performances.
Album Tracklist
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"Wayfaring Stranger"
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"Cinder Alley"
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"Low Estate"
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"Black Soul Choir"
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"Silver Saddle"
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"Haw"
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"Brimstone Rock"
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"Burning Bush"
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"Praying Arm Lane"
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"Coal Black Horses"
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"Nobody ’Cept You"
Album Credits
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Artist: 16 Horsepower
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Release Year: 2008
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Album Type: Live Album
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Label: Glitterhouse Records
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Recorded: March 2001 (Europe Tour)
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Band Members:
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David Eugene Edwards – vocals, guitar, banjo
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Jean-Yves Tola – drums
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Pascal Humbert – bass
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Mini Review
Live March 2001 captures 16 Horsepower at their peak, delivering performances that are both musically tight and emotionally explosive. Compared to studio recordings, these versions feel more urgent and organic, with extended dynamics and a heavier atmosphere. David Eugene Edwards’ vocals are particularly striking—raw, intense, and almost sermon-like—drawing listeners into the band’s dark spiritual world. Tracks like "Black Soul Choir" and "Coal Black Horses" gain new depth in the live setting, making this album a must-listen for fans.
Most Popular Tracks
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"Black Soul Choir (Live)" – A powerful, immersive performance.
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"Coal Black Horses (Live)" – One of the most emotional highlights.
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"Wayfaring Stranger (Live)" – Haunting and atmospheric.
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"Brimstone Rock (Live)" – Intense and rhythmically driving.
Grossing
As a posthumous live release, Live March 2001 did not achieve commercial chart success. However, it was well received by fans and collectors, particularly in Europe, where the band had a strong following.
Awards
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No mainstream awards
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Appreciated by fans as a valuable archival live release
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Recognized for capturing the band’s live intensity during their peak era
Rating
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AllMusic: 4/5
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RateYourMusic: ~3.8/5
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Fan Rating: 8–8.5/10
Fun Facts
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The recordings come from multiple shows during the band’s March 2001 European tour.
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The album was released three years after the band officially disbanded (2005).
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It documents the lineup from the Secret South era.
Trivia
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Many performances differ significantly from studio versions, featuring more dynamic intensity.
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The band’s live shows were known for their almost ritualistic atmosphere.
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The album highlights the strong connection between the band and their European audience.
Did You Know?
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16 Horsepower’s live performances were often considered even more powerful than their studio work.
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This album is one of the last official live documents released after the band’s breakup.
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David Eugene Edwards continued exploring similar musical and spiritual themes with Wovenhand, further expanding the band’s legacy.
