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February 12, 2003
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Clearly country with a bias toward blues. I find this SACD extremely well recoorded and a performace that kept my foot moving to the beat. |
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February 11, 2003
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This white male folk/blues performer has his own style. It's not New Orleans, Memphis, or Smokey Mountain blues. He says that he's from Missouri, and I believe it.
The recording is high quality. The strings of the guitar have this realistic sound that make one glad to own a SACD player. The vocal ... more |
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February 10, 2003
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This is a country blues album--something you would expect from some rural eastern area.. This is not New Orleans or Memphis blues. It is a poor, white man's blues. At first I did not care for the distictive vocals, but immediately found the lyrics interesting. I now love this album. I've played it ... more |
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February 10, 2003
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This performance emphasizes purcussion, but there are no drum solos (thank goodness). Both the performance and sonics are outstanding. The only negative is that this SACD is only 29 minutes in length and as a result I lowered my rating of the performance. It's difficult for me to accept that its ... more |
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February 10, 2003
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I ordered this from Europe well over a year ago because I was desparate for SACD popular or rock music. It took about 3 weeks to arrive and cost almost $30. Sarah sings in English and I would classify the music as light rock female vocal. While listening the first time, I thought, "not bad", and on ... more |
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