Komplettes MP3 Album von Jerry Hester &
Gary Nelson
Angegebene Spieldauer: 44:31
Veröffentlichungsdatum: 2002-06-03
Kurz-Beschreibung von CDbaby: James Taylor, Gordon Lightfoot, John Hartford, & Merle Haggard come to mind in this "best of" collection of Soft Rock, Folk, & Country tunes with a kick ass tele, slide, peddle steele, 4/5 string banjos, violin, sax, & honky-tonk piano to spice it all up.

Käufer, die sich für (James Taylor Gordon Lightfoot Merle Haggard) interessieren sollten sich dieses Album anhören.

Weitere Informationen vom Distributor:
Jerry Hester and Gary Nelson are west coast singer-songwriter-musicians best known for singing and playing their music at various intimate venues in and around southern California.

"Our music takes on many genres, Pop, Light Rock, Country Rock, Americana, Folk, what have you, cause we just write and play music that we like, with no particular style in mind" says Jerry. "That’s why this music isn’t great stuff, probably it’s just mediocre" says Gary.

But, anyway, if you’d like some musical variety in your life, from fast moving, rough and tumble "Rattlesnake Hyde" to nostalgic and tender "Lace and White Satin", from a more moody and jazzy "Where is the Light" to rocking "This Big City", you’re sure to like listening to this collection of original tunes.

RATLESNAKE HYDE - on the run, dust devils and a slide guitar

GODS GIFT - easy listening, finger picking, peddle, and 5-string

JANUARY CHILD- love at first sight, spectacular violin solo

DON’T CRY MICHELLE - you can go back home, terrific background vocals

SOMETIMES IN THE MORNING - got to have that woman

LACE AND WHITE SATIN - a little girl dresses up

WHERE IS THE LIGHT - who are we who sit alone?

I WASN’T BORN YESTERDAY - rock on

ENDLESS RAINBOWS - cool jazz styling with smooth sax solo

THIS BIG CITY - going back to the land, hot slide licks

TO BE A CHILD - start it back again, nice peddle solo

YOU OUGHT TO GO - he should know that 3’s a crowd, great country tele and honky-tonk piano

Producer: Russell Mercer
Mastering: Barry Wood, The Other Room