CA Hearst- singin, screamin,tantrums and archtops ........ Lee Barbour- telecasters, vocals and machismo....... Gerald Gregory- Electric and vital organs...... Michael Trent- Bass, harmonies and good looks........ Jack Burg- Drums vocals and dirty words........................
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......Throughout songs that pull from her Southern musical roots, Ms. Hearst tells stories that draw on diverse images--from religious images to scenes from the bar-- in ways familiar to classic country. But from the handmade painted skull art on her album, to the throughly modern, indie-sounding arrangement of its songs, there's no question that Ms. Hearst hasn't got her ears on the past for any of her ideas. Pleading, regretful lyrics, swelling drums and blues type guitar next to male/female vocal harmonies on tracks such as "Pocahontas" epitomize what a different and better version she has made. With its wary acoustic guitar and mournful strings, "Dresden Snow" one of the final tracks on the album, is also one of the most perfect and beautiful songs I've heard in years..... (AMB) Punk Planet Magazine, August 2006
I see you have a gig in Athens coming up! I love that you show the love to my hometown, now show the love to the ATL so that I can attend and make it to work the next day :)
Glad to see you're on a mid-summer tour of the southeast! do you know who's opening for whom in Columbia at New Brookland? i.e. are you going on first? second? third?
