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Here is the newest section of BluegrassNet, The CD Reviews! Here you will find reviews of whatever CD I feel like reviewing, or any CD's that any of you people send me to review. I actually prefer reviewing non-national acts. As a product of the internet, this gives more local acts the chance for people all over the country (and world) to hear their music. If you would like for me to review your CD, just write me a quick e-mail for the details.
. . .this is a great recording. The instrumental work, selection of songs, and styles will have you spinning. . . .If you're a little afraid of swing, jazz, and old country, then you need to broaden your tastes anyway so get this CD. (read entire review)
What a fun CD this is. If you like down home bluegrass, you will like Gone South's CD "First Stop." This recording got me laughing right away with a song about the boys kicking my dog around in "Hound Dog Song." (read entire review)
Bull Harman's CD Bull's-Eye announces its presence with authority from the first song, Fighting Irishman. This CD has some of the best instrumental work you will hear. (read entire review)
Well, the first thing I have to say is that Strings of Fire’s “Over the Blue Ridge” was a pleasure to listen to and to review. The songs on this cd (8 original and 2 traditional) hail back to the roots of folk and bluegrass music. (read entire review) |
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