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Patrick Sweany : I Wanna' Tell You
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Strikingly original music filtered through a Hundred years of American Blues, Soul, Jazz and Country music. Expert fingerstyle guitar work with passionate vocal delivery, devoid of post rock histrionics.
Genre: Blues: Acoustic Blues
Release Date: 1999
I Wanna' Tell You
Patrick Sweany
Record Label: Nine Mile Records
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Preview Song Name Time Buy
1. Bring the Money Home 2:56 Album Only
2. Everyday Is Saturday Night 4:08 Album Only
3. I Wanna' Tell You 4:58 Album Only
4. Sleepy Town 2:34 Album Only
5. Blue All the Time 3:13 Album Only
6. Chelsea Swing 2:56 Album Only
7. Reel and Rock 3:01 Album Only
8. Always Thinking of You 3:06 Album Only
9. All Night Boogie 2:36 Album Only
10. Southern Blues 3:56 Album Only
11. Back to Arkansas 5:19 Album Only
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Album Notes

"I Wanna' Tell You" is the first album from Patrick Sweany.
It is Patrick solo, just him and a late fifties Gibson Flattop, and a pawnshop archtop Harmony, playing the songs he wrote one very lonely winter in a $200 dollar apartment in Eureka Springs Arkansas. He captures the essence of all his long dead, but not forgotten, country blues, ragtime, and Delta heroes from the 1920's and 30's, without sounding contrived or wallowing in affectation. This is modern music, written by a man in his early twenties, but reflects a much older soul.

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REVIEWS

As I remember him
author: J.J. Vicars
                            
This is Patrick Sweany as I remember him years ago in Canton,OH; a young man my own age playing Country Blues,Ragtime and other 'way back' stuff like he was one of the originators. One guy,ten fingers and a guitar playing in a restaurant and me thinking I had some serious competition. Solo acoustic guitar doesn't get any better than this,this is what it's supposed to be.
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Outstanding blues CD, heartfelt vocals, intricate guitar playing
author: Guy van Eesbeeck
                            
You could call this CD exceptionnal, incredible or unbelieavable ! None of these words would mean enough to translate how great the music of Patric Sweany is, you see his guitar playing is exceptionnal and sometimes incredibly intricate, the invention in his playing is unbelievable, same goes with his sensitive vocals, that belies his young age, sometimes his voice reminds me a bit of Scrapper Blackwell's later recordings... Such maturity, knowledge of the idiom and ability to go beyond the strict copy is quite exceptionnal, incredible, unbelievable, but here you have it, hats down to you Mr Sweany.
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