As you listen to “Flying Like Eagles”, perhaps an episode from Jack Kerouac’s novel “On the Road” or a scene from the movie “Easy Rider” will flicker across your mind. And if it does, it will be because the point of departure for this album is traditional roots music from America, partly inspired by the American-Indian heritage, plus three classic songs that are also imbued with that same spirit of unspoilt authenticity and freedom.

“Many of the songs on the album come from populations and minorities who have lived harmoniously and in a connected way with nature, and this album is a tribute to them,” Reiersrud makes clear. This message is now more topical than ever. May eagles continue to fly high, and for a long time yet...

• 1. Strong Wind, Deep Water, Tall Trees, Warm Fire (06:07)
• 2. For What's Worth (05:36)
• 3. Kiowa Lullaby (03:24)
• 4. Hotel California (08:14)
• 5. The Wayfaring Stranger (06:57)
• 6. Hurt (05:29)
• 7. Little One (05:22)