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Stephenbard : Ocean Waves
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Soul-searching folk rock with faith in the universe.
Genre: Folk: Folk Pop
Release Date: 2005
Ocean Waves Record Label: Daily Natural Alternative Record
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Too Weird For Words 3:13 $0.99
Lying to Your Feet While the Truth Is in Your Hand 4:21 $0.99
And the World Goes Round 4:08 $0.99
Melancholy Boy 4:04 $0.99
Where That I Should Be 3:39 $0.99
Seaside Town 3:16 $0.99
Ocean Waves the Lonely Moon Goodbye 3:54 $0.99
I Didn't Think I Could Love You More 3:19 $0.99
Cozumel 3:38 $0.99
Vanishing 4:42 $0.99
Endless Blue Horizon 5:40 $0.99
Accepting the Indifference 3:13 $0.99
The Bottom of the Deep Blue Sea 3:25 $0.99
For Eddie Ray Howard 7:51 $0.99
Baby Girl Ocean Blue 3:00 $0.99
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Album Notes

Ocean Waves by StephenBard is about love and family; About being away from things that make you keep on hanging in there till you're back. Sometimes you're somewhere you don't want to be. This album is about the stuff you see and the things you feel when you're there. It's got some Beatles in it, some Billy Joel, some Joni Mitchell, some Indigo Girls...but it's all StephenBard. StephenBard writes all the songs, plays all the instruments and sings all the parts. There's alot of acoustic guitar and hammond organ. Especially fun and water-like throughout is the Fender Flower Telecaster through a Leslie speaker that gives the impression of George Harrison's work on ABBEY ROAD and LET IT BE. Dreamy Joe and CherieLynn sing harmony on "Vanishing" which quotes from "Sloop John B." The Friends Of Jon Cohen perform "For Eddie Ray Howard." Howi Vinni co-produced "And The World Goes Round." RyanBall manned the console, twiddled the knobs and pushed the faders. StephenBard is not a rock star, a pop star or a movie star. He's a husband, a father and a musician and this is the most personal, heartfelt music of his life thus far. Ocean Waves, for those times when you're waiting in the darkness and searching in the silence.

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REVIEWS

wow...
author: Jay Gogel
this is by far stephen bard's best work since his Bardtodd album from the mid 90s' - when i sat down and listened to this record, i couldn't comprehend how as the songs flowed into each other, they just kept picking up steam and getting better and better and better and better. from the John Lennon'ish Too Weird for Words to the classic Stephen Bard sound on Baby Girl Ocean Blue, this album gets 5 stars... 10 if I had the option
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getting better all the time
author: pam
this CD gets better and better. the more I listen to Ocean Waves the more I discover all its charm. a must have!
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clever turn of phrasing
author: Ann
this is Stephen's most personal compilations to date.I could not help but be drawn into Stephen's heart felt lyrics on I Didn't Think I Could Love You More and Baby Ocean Blue. The reality and honesty is more than refreshing in a world and business of affected sincerity.I also appreciate his clever turn of phrasing in such songs as For Eddie Ray Howard.It is apparent that Mr.Bard not only is gifted musically and lyrically but is coming from his own strong personal sensibility and emotional integrity. I would Like to thank my friend Pam for the exposer of the many talents of Stephen Bard,and am looking forward to the next CD. Sincerely, Ann B.
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Superb, must-have CD
author: Neil
A spectacular effort from a superb musician. Stephen takes you with him on a journey as he explores the emotions of love and life, friendship and loneliness. His melodies are infectious, avoiding the cliché of wannabe pop stars. Instead, he builds on sensibilities stemming from those who have influenced him, creating something unique and quite beautiful. Stephen’s music deserves to be heard. Tell your friends.
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