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Update
Don't look now, but winter is coming.
As for gigs, I have kept below the radar -
hiding out trying to write music. However, the acoustic combo
is playing soon, and I look forward to playing the upright bass:
Gigs
10.28.06 Twilight Open House
| Milton Mills, NH | 8-11 pm
01.03.07 Kicking off the new
year...details to follow
CD
reviews
Foster's Showcase, NH December 2003
Andy Olmsted steps right into it,
revealing an infatuation for Neil Young that resounds through his debut
record, pulling all the best parts (piano, fuzz guitar, wavering vocals) to
yield a bountiful harvest. Although Young comparisons are inevitable
(the Jayhawks pull in a close second), Olmsted is a true torch-bearer for
roots music who should be lauded for producing a record that will spin in CD
players for weeks.
8.5 out of 10 - Jam Magazine
Over the ten songs, there isn't a bad one
and the musicianship is wonderful and tight."
William A. Huffman, Jam Magazine
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The production of the album is excellent,
showcasing above-average musicians operating an array of instruments that give
the songs a rich, textured feel......it is a sound more complex than much of
what music has to offer today. Olmsted is much like a modern day Neil Young...“….
Will Reisman, Face
Magazine 12/2003
“…. it walks a line
which shows an appreciation nonetheless of classic singer-songwriter-isms as
well as a nod to the happily downbeat. .....Olmsted
- just a spot on acoustic artist with an ear for the things that concern us
all and a fine way of expressing them. A very good record and one which takes
you places you may not have been for a while.
Mark
Philips, Americana-UK,
(Liverpool,
UK) 10/17/2003
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