Number Theory

by Richard Potter

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Filled with catchy melodies and thought-provoking lyrics.

Genre: Rock: Classic Rock

Release Date: 2009

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song title	share	time	download
1. Tell The Angels I Love You	Share this song! X Twitter Facebook Google Stumble Email	4:03	$0.99
2. AM Radio (Everything I Need To Know)	Share this song! X Twitter Facebook Google Stumble Email	3:18	$0.99
3. So Long	Share this song! X Twitter Facebook Google Stumble Email	4:10	$0.99
4. Whatever Happened? (feat. Ghezzi)	Share this song! X Twitter Facebook Google Stumble Email	3:59	$0.99
5. Shaolin Temple	Share this song! X Twitter Facebook Google Stumble Email	2:23	$0.99
6. Phantom Lullaby (feat. Ghezzi)	Share this song! X Twitter Facebook Google Stumble Email	3:44	$0.99
7. Jean Jean Jean	Share this song! X Twitter Facebook Google Stumble Email	3:13	$0.99
8. Number Theory	Share this song! X Twitter Facebook Google Stumble Email	3:03	$0.99
9. Jesse Coltrane	Share this song! X Twitter Facebook Google Stumble Email	2:56	$0.99
10. Love Is Blind	Share this song! X Twitter Facebook Google Stumble Email	4:06	$0.99
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ABOUT THIS ALBUM

Album Notes

This is Richard Potter's second album. It contains the hit singles "Tell the Angels I Love You", "AM Radio" and "Phantom Lullaby" (featuring Ghezzi). 50% of all profits from the sale of this CD will be donated to the Susan G. Komen Foundation.

Reviews

Rice B. and the RadioIndy.com Review Team

Classis Pop-Rock songs with a cinematic flair

Demonstrating a real mastery of his ‘50’s and ‘60’s influences, Richard Potter’s latest CD, "Number Theory," is a thoroughly satisfying pop-rock hybrid album that succeeds on all levels. From echoes of ‘60’s-era Neil Diamond (CD-opener, “Tell the Angels I Love You”) to American Grafitti-era rock’n’roll (“Love is Blind”) to the wonderfully Pulp Fiction-esque feel of the title track (featuring a terrific Herb Albert-inspired trumpet lead), Potter’s solid sense of melody and pop dramatics gives his new 10-song collection a real cinematic flair. Elsewhere, “So Long” is a tuneful ballad blending Music Hall-style banjo strumming with the melancholy strains of cello, while “AM Radio (Everything I Need To Know)” is a driving rocker that’s as convincing as the singer-songwriter’s lighter, more pop-oriented songs. With an abundance of captivating melodies, interesting arrangements and solid performances, “Number Theory” is a terrific CD that showcases Richard Potter’s original and contemporary musical vision to best effect.

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