Back To Artist
Don Arbor : Postcard from the Mystery Spot
Log in to add to your wishlist
Don Arbor performs catchy, intelligent, amazingly diverse pop songs, rooted in rock, blues and acoustic traditions, with clear, pure vocals and an allstar band of San Francisco's best musicians, including Stef Burns, lead guitarist for Huey Lewis.
Genre: Rock: Surf Rock
Release Date: 2002
Postcard from the Mystery Spot Record Label: ArborDayMusic
  • Buy CD - $10.00
Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Average American 0:00 Album Only
Life's Too Short 0:00 Album Only
Mystery Spot 0:00 Album Only
Silver Bay 0:00 Album Only
Poison River Blues 0:00 Album Only
Sweet November Rain 0:00 Album Only
Dark Ages 0:00 Album Only
Attracted to Your Mind 0:00 Album Only
Wild Blue 0:00 Album Only
Gavity Wins Again 0:00 Album Only
Hopeful Romantics 0:00 Album Only
Three Word Live 0:00 Album Only
Electrician 0:00 Album Only
preview all songs

Album Notes

Don Arbor's new CD, "Postcard from the Mystery Spot," presents a set of original pop, rock, reggae, blues and even surf tunes, backed by a stellar band, featuring Stef Burns, lead guitarist with Huey Lewis and the News. Just released in November 2002, "Postcard" has three tracks on the airwaves, and it already made the "Up and Coming" Charts (New Music Weekly, 1/17/03)! "Postcard" showcases Don's pure, clear vocals, heartfelt lyrics, and versatile songwriting talents.

Listen to "Average American," the rocking tale of a sympathetic working guy who thinks he "may have already won," (Not!) Stef's guitar work is absolutely smoking.

Or check out "Electrician," for a "commercial" about NOT joining the army.

"Wild Blue" is an irresistible Beach Boys-style tune about indoor surfing in Japan (yes,the place is called Wild Blue, and yes, it really exists!) The title track, "Mystery Spot" might just be about a tourist trap, but it could also say something about the unexplainable nature of life and love.

In fact, these are all great tunes, all unique. Listen to "Postcard from the Mystery Spot", and you'll agree.

Read more...

REVIEWS