Red Sky in Morning
© Copyright-Courtney Robbins
(751937300625)
Record Label: Courtney Robbins
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A native of the northeast, Courtney Robbins has been calling Tucson home for the past three years. She got a black Ibanez electric guitar for her 13th birthday, and that was that. High school brought jazz band, self effacing garage bands and eventually the acoustic guitar. She honed her songwriting and performing skills in college at open mics, smoky bars and opening gigs for artists like Melissa Ferrick, Lucy Kaplansky, Catie Curtis, Meghan Toohey and Dar Williams. After graduating and living in small town western Massachusetts for six months, she packed up and got the hell out, eventually landing in the dusty southwest. Her blistering guitar style often leaves her fingers bleeding; her straightforward songwriting skills are figurative match. The combination has earned comments like:
"You can play the SH*T out of that guitar!"
"You sure do beat the hell out of that thing."
"Whoa...I've never seen a girl play guitar like that."
"You are really, really good at music."
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Folk / Rock / Awesome
author: Melissa
This album is so awesome,
it makes me want to hang upside down like a possum.
if it were across some streets, i'd cross 'em.
I haven't taken it out of my car cd player since I bought it!
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If you're looking for a great folk album, look no further.
author: Marc Pedraza
Courtney Robbins' album, Red Sky In Morning, is quite an impressive debut! It's full of catchy melodies, serious guitar picking, and clever lyrics. My favorite tracks are Nothing's That Easy, Can't Sleep Tonight, and New Attitude. If you're looking for a great folk album, look no further.
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author: Anna Pulley, dramanonymous.com
Courtney Robbins’ muscular rhythms and melodic grace are impossible not to tap along to. Infused with raw nostalgia and emotional urgency, Robbins’ music artfully blends the taut intimacy of an acoustic affair with galloping riffs and a fragile, folk sensibility.
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