Album Notes

"Billboard Magazine" calls the music of Milwaukee-based band Feet Of
Clay, "Knowledgeable musicianship working together with skillful
songwriting...breathy vocals, aching harmonies and irresistible
melodies."

Feet Of Clay's genre of pure contemporary pop, led to the
distribution of their first CD throughout the United States and Canada
as well as Europe and Australia. With the advent of college radio
airplay, larger AAA radio stations added the act's radio friendly pop
sound to their playlist. Through the magic of radio, more national
record store chains such as Tower Records, Camelot, Musicland, and Best
Buy have distributed the CD and Border Books & Music have added the act to their listening booths.

Critically acclaimed in national and international publications,
the act reproduces their unique sound in live performance, with a phrase
heard time and time again from their audience, "The sound of five
people, when there are only three". The second CD, though not yet
released, is beginning to receive airplay in the Midwest. The new CD
retains the trademark hummable melodies and tight vocal harmonies, as
found on the first CD, with a somewhat harder edged sound.