Komplettes MP3 Album von James F. Curley
Angegebene Spieldauer: 39:58
Veröffentlichungsdatum: 2003-01-16
Kurz-Beschreibung von CDbaby: A songwriting ’tour de force’ in Americana styles ranging from ’folk-rock’ to ’country blues’ and a few others styles for good measure.

Käufer, die sich für (Lyle Lovett John Prine Jimmy Buffett) interessieren sollten sich dieses Album anhören.

Weitere Informationen vom Distributor:
AWARD WINNING SONG INCLUDED ON THIS CD !

James’ song "FLIES" was just announced as a runner-up (placed in the top 10 out of thousands entered) in the 2002 JOHN LENNON SONGWRITING CONTEST in the children’s category!You can hear a streaming sample of the song at www.jamescurley.net !

About The CD

James F. Curley writes and performs a unique range of original songs rooted firmly in American musical tradition. It’s a measure of James’ broad reach that when people are asked what other songwriters or performers James reminds them of, one is likely to hear answers as divergent as "Steve Goodman", "Randy Newman", "Bruce Cockburn" or "Lyle Lovett."

James draws on the great songwriting traditions in what is now called ’Americana’ music, but is truly original and not derivative of any one style or artist. Call it "Country Blues", "Folk", "Singer-Songwriter", "Modern Country", "Acoustic Roots" - these are all labels that have been applied to James’ songs and performances. And, in a way, that’s accurate. The listener can hear all that and more in this music.

Purposely avoiding the ultra-compressed sonic style of modern pop music, these songs feature spare but rich arrangements of acoustic and electric guitars, piano and keyboards, percussion, harmonica, accordion, acoustic and electric bass, Dobro and pedal steel guitar. James’ vocals are supported frequently with lush harmonies by Nancy Walker and Sue Demel, two of the most original and powerful singers in contemporary folk music. The CD’s overall character is the work of Larry Clyman, an award winning guitarist, arranger and producer.

Information on appearances, etc. can be found at www.jamesfcurley.com