Album Notes

Born and raised in Hollywood, California in music filled home where mother and sister played Chopin and Rachmaninof on piano. Started playing classical guitar after hearing Julian Bream\'s first album of Bach pieces. Moved on to steel and electric guitars during sixties and seventies, and finally to keyboards. Played many years and gigs with my \"Hollywood Legend\" musician brother - Craig Welton - see craigwelton.com. See also www.panditpressmusic.com for my synth programming activities and products.

See www.KentWelton.com for bio.

\"Gold Artist Award\" - RadioIndy.com

\"GrIndie Award\" Relatively Gone CD

\"Impressive, you\'ll enjoy this CD\" Acoustic Mechanic CD

“Good stuff.. arrangements are top notch”
Danie Cortese, Cortese Entertainment

Its So Wrong – on Songbook CD and heard at www.AntiWarSong.com “Sounds like John Lennon”
Ken Klimak, BDStudios

A GrIndie Award is RadioIndy\'s stamp of approval that this CD is an excellent quality CD. RadioIndy is pleased to present Kent Welton with a GrIndie award for his CD Relatively Gone... a pacifying collection of jazz instrumentals. Soothing and graceful best describe these free-flowing compositions... All in all, Kent consistently delivers great mind-easing jazz and easy-listening songs with Relatively Gone.
Xavier P., RadioIndy.com

Acoustic Mechanic by Kent Welton, a skilled classical guitarist, has brought you his talents on this CD in the form of songs that feature much more than guitar. Kent\'s impressive guitar work certainly stands on it\'s own on this CD. In addition the CD features passionate strings, airy synths, and wonderful piano work. The beautiful arrangements very effective meld various acoustic instruments, to provide each song a subtle life of it\'s own. \"Night in Seville\" leads off the album and sets the tone with a beautifully arranged and executed guitar piece. \"\"Morning Chamber\" is a wonderful string arrangement and is undoubtedly an anthem to the beauty of a new day. \"A Flutish Fancy,\" starts with a dark intensity and blooms into a fantasy-like movement. If you enjoy classical and new age music, you\'ll enjoy this CD.-
William at RadioIndy.com Revi