What incredible talent!!!!!    When I hear Rhine and Gary play it feels as though they become as one flawless instrument.  The diversity of both the incredible songs and the music make this album an extraordinary listening experience.  I  found Where's Aubrey a delight  years ago - and they just  get better and better.  Please keep playing, and thank you both!!!!!!
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I'm not all that sure how to categorize Where's Aubrey's blend of acoustic guitar, fiddle, mandolin, and vocals ... bluegrass? ... jazz? ... folk? ... I guess, perhaps, a very eclectic blend of all three.  If you're looking for something enjoyable, yet off the beaten path - buy this!
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blue21A from Where's Aubrey is a thoroughly enjoyable CD that takes the listener on a journey through green hills and blue skies where romance can go from shades of skin warming yellow to the grays of rain. Masterful fiddle playing and beautiful mandolin melodies create a haunting, lilting sound.

I couldn't stop listening to "We Will Float Away," "Brown Like Your Cinnamon" and "Now It's Alright." Reminiscent of Indy bluegrass with a strong sense of troubadour. Sweet emotions with whimsical complexity and richness that mirror the works of Kandinsky from which the title was drawn.

It will warm your heart and make you smile. Guaranteed.
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I really like this CD.  I got it 3 weeks ago and put it on whenever I'm grading or coding.  I particularly like the fiddle.  The composition of the instruments is rich... and several of the tracks are paired with similar rifts which I like.

My favorite tracks are "We Will Float Away", "Bring It On" and "Now Its Alright" (first 3 tracks on the CD!).  I also like "Brown Like Your Cinnamon" and "Your Color of Blue" a lot.  

There are a few songs which are a bit "talkie" instead of singing (like "Break It Apart")... which isn't quite my thing.  They tend to interrupt the groove I get into when listening to music.  Other than that, I think this is a great indy-band and look forward to more from them.  I definitely want to catch them live if they ever come to the Midwest.
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