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"One of the most engaging
releases I've heard this decade...Growling Old Men sparkles with
outstandingly original material, and irrepressibly western tinged
groove, energetic picking and fine singing. You can rest assured
that I'll be wearing it out in Nashville." ~Dave Higgs, WPLN-FM,
Nashville~ |
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"The duo makes
uncompromising music that fits somewhere between Old & In The Way, and
Chris Hillman. The playing is fluid and inventive, the vocals
tight, and the arrangements fresh. The duo doesn't set a foot
wrong in this unpretentious set." ~Relix Magazine~ |
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"I can't stop listening
to it" ~Judith Edelman~ |
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"The two play together
with the fluidity and ease that comes only with years of practice and a
healthy dose of natural talent." ~Dirty Linen~ |
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"The Growling Old Men
aren't really as scary as they sound" ~Missoula Independent~ |
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"This one's definitely a
keeper...there is a comfort and casualness to the voices, the lyrics and
the instrumentation that draws you in and keeps you listening to it over
and over again. Both Winship and Lowell are outstanding
songwriters. Winship's "Lily Green" and Lowell's "Sarah Hogan" are
destined to become bluegrass standards." ~Dan Miller, Flatpicking Guitar
Magazine~ |
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"I've been hearing about
these young men for a long time but they do not come around American centers
of population to advance their careers. They have isolated themselves
out here in Montana and Victor, Idaho on account of their lifelong obsession
with fishing. Not so old, not so growly, a real fine bluegrass duo.
They're great." ~Garrison Keillor of A Prairie Home Companion~ |
"Breathing new life into old
songs and tunes, these musicians approach their craft carefully;
rearranging, substituting chords and whatever else it is they do. They
write new tunes that sound like they've been around for years and arrange
traditional ones in a way that makes them sound as fresh sounding as they
ever were. John and Ben's gentle, laid back approach to Bluegrass and
Old Time music combined with Leon and Dom's smooth arrangements of Irish and
American tunes is a match made in Heaven.
~John Wirtz, Captain of Sore Fingers Summer Schools, Kingham, UK |
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