Album Notes

That's a metaphoric taste of Andy Stone's music -- melodic, hook-driven songs with narrative lyrics. On his first release, IN THE COFFEE SHOP, WHEN, Andy collaborated with Danny Malone, lead singer for Epic recording artists Diving For Pearls who later recorded with Elliot Easton (The Cars) and members of Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers. IN THE COFFEE SHOP, WHEN won terrific reviews, most notably from original MTV VJ Adam Curry, who declared, "We don't have the Beatles, but we have Andy Stone."

Now, Andy has finished his follow-up record, YOU DON'T SEE MANY OF THESE NOWADAYS. Working with an amazing group of vocalists, Andy has made a record that's both retro and contemporary, a record that hits home with irresistible hooks, singalong choruses and evocative lyrics. YOU DON'T SEE MANY OF THESE NOWADAYS lives up to its name -- there simply aren't many people making records like Andy Stone.

REVIEWS

"Hooks and melodies that throw back when music was pure... music that catches your ear and you don't want to let it go."

The Independent Music Scene

"We don't have the Beatles, but we have Andy Stone"

Adam Curry, host of The Daily Source Code, original MTV VJ

"Infectious. Catchy melodies [that] will stick in your head"

Farmhouse

"Lush, cleverly constructed ... pop perfection"

Fuse