Owen Roberts | Bay to Maples

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Bay to Maples

by Owen Roberts

An indie folk rock record that blends American roots, blues and fingerstyle guitar with powerful lyrics in English, Italian and Spanish.
Genre: Rock: Acoustic
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1. You Won't Burn Me
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2. Around My Thoughts
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3. Where We've Been
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4. Blue River
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5. Bay to Maples
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6. Ya Sabia
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7. New Paltz Waltz
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8. Palestine Hotel
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9. Camera Shot the Truth
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10. Red Sand
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11. Mattine a Modena
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ABOUT THIS ALBUM


Album Notes
Indie folk rock singer songwriter Owen Roberts was born in San Francisco and raised in Berkeley a generation into the free speech movement. His life has taken him from the Bay Area to Italy, out to New York and back around again. A fiercely independent artist, Owen\'s 2007 self-produced album, Bay to Maples, has been described as \"a gritty, folksy acoustic melange that manages an edgy side.\"

While living in Brooklyn in 2007 Owen recorded and released Bay to Maples, a bi-coastal collaboration with an old friend, guitarist and cellist Yair Evnine. They recorded in Oakland, San Rafael, San Francisco, Tivoli (NY) and Brooklyn. The songs on the record came from Owen\'s experience moving from the Bay Area out to New York where he lived both upstate in the small, progressive town of Tivoli near Bard College and in Brooklyn\'s Greenpoint neighborhood.

Since the release of the record Owen has moved back to the Bay Area where he has been touring with his band, the Doghouse Brewer, and writing material for the next record.


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nina

rock and country roll
one of those albums that grabs you as soon as you hear it... Like a voice from the past, but very much in the present. LOVE IT.

owen fan 01

sweet folk rockin tunes
everytime i listen to this cd, it grows on me more and more. it has some very cool hard folk vibes, but a fresh take from a new voice as well.