
Pierce Campbell
Let It Go
© 1999 Pierce Campbell (791022088328)
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Original contemporary blues based folk built around fingerstyle guitar.Melodic vocals and writing combined with guitar instrumentals.
tracks
- 1 So Many Seas
- 2 The Cool Cool Rain
- 3 Let It Go
- 4 Diana
- 5 Wildman Blues
- 6 The Belly Of The Beast
- 7 Four Finger Rag / Just One Minute
- 8 Song Of Celebration
- 9 Even Cold Hearts
- 10 Drive
- 11 Leave The Door Open
- 12 Henhouse
- 13 The Dance Of Life
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- PIERCE CAMPBELL: Songs Of The Drink, Songs Of The Sea
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This is Pierce's third solo CD and the one that really says what his music is about.
The CD was co produced by Scott Petito at his studio in Hurley, NY and combines his acoustic and rock roots in a very listener friendly way with more funk, pop, folk and guitar instrumental work than ever before.
The CD features production with piano, bass, drums, accordion, dobro and Hammond B-3 organ and continues Pierce's exploration of diverse musical styles, including ragtime in 'Just One Minute', singalongs in ' Song Of Celebration' and histiorcal in 'So Many Seas' written with a Celtic flare from letters written by his Great Great Great Grandfather in 1850.
This is the classic Pierce Campbell CD.
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Virtuosity Has Many Faces
author: Reed BertoletteThis CD shows many sides of Pierce’s talent. His fingeripicking on Wildman Blues is clear, melodic and fast! All of the tunes are originals with the exception of the the Four Finger Rag intro to the 7th cut. His lyrics are poetic and his voice sings them clearly. Each one is a dreamy journey.
memorable, engaging songs; sings with a deep, resonant voice
author: Steve Givens. Acoustic Guitar Magazine. April, 2000'Pierce Campbell writes memorable, engaging songs; sings with a deep, resonant voice; and plays melodic fingerstyle guitar. "Let It Go" covers a lot of ground, from touching ballads and sing-alongs to ragtime numbers and a couple of spine tingling instrumentals.'