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Jud Caswell

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The Long Walk Home
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The Long Walk Home
Released: Dec 3, 2007
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General Info

  • Genre: Acoustic / Folk

    Location Brunswick, Maine, US

    Profile Views: 40214

    Last Login: 1/28/2012

    Member Since 10/14/2005

    Website judcaswell.com

    Type of Label Major

  • Bio

    Heralded by Sing Out! magazine as "one of the leading singer-songwriters on the current scene," Jud Caswell's rural roots keep his new folk songs grounded in tradition and essential wisdom. His list of recently-won competitions includes Kerrville New Folk, Wildflower, Boston Folk Festival, and Dave Carter Memorial songwriting contests.

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  • Influences

    Maine, Texas, coffee, Martin guitars, backyards, Bill Ward, Jonathan Byrd, Amy Speace, Pat Wictor, Howard Zinn, libraries, used book stores, coffee, Acadia, rooftops, bricks, shadows, skipping rocks, cedars, northeasters, Richard Thompson, Bruce Cockburn, John Gorka, coffee, Guinness, Dogfish IPA, Maurice Sendak, Richard Brautigan, Seamus Heaney, Robert Frost, wheel ruts, the Beatles and coffee.

  • Sounds Like

    David Wilcox, James Taylor, John Gorka,

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  • Violet Vallecillo

    thanks for the add

    2 years ago
  • Acoustic Cuts

    Hi,
    Nice music!
    Cheers

    3 years ago
  • George De Souza

    Great music! Love it!

    3 years ago
  • Stonebridge Guitars

    Thanks for signin in as a friend. All the best from Stonebridge Guitars

    3 years ago
  • Thirty Steps to Forward

    Thank you for the friendship.
    Really enjoyed listening to your music.

    If you have time please come listen to a couple of our songs from our debut album.

    Peace

    3 years ago
  • Keith Landry

    Hey Jud,
    Just listening to some of your great stuff on the way home today (just love "Lost and Found" and "For Sale." Wish I could get out to Maine to catch you live, but at least the CDs keep me sane. Feel free to come on by my myspace page to listen to my particular brand of folk music if you get the chance (I was raised to share)... So enjoy if you find the time.
    Keith
    p.s. Currently working on a bit of an Irish drinking tune called "Epitaph for Brandon McCarthy" opening with the line "Here give or take six feet under the ground lies Brandon McCarthy quite safe but not sound... There wasn't much left of him as you might know so there isn't too much of him buried below." You can imagine that the song can only get sillier from there... As I finish it up, I'll post it if you'd like some different material for your Irish Pub nights.

    3 years ago
  • Mike Davidson Recording

    Dig the tunes.

    4 years ago
  • Lizzy Pitch

    hey jud thanks for being my friend!

    4 years ago
  • swafo

    Hi there Mr. C.
    Listening to MBTB, and I don't think it has as short a shelf-life as you have said. I think it still plays as true today as it did in W's, GHW's, PS's and even SP's day. They're not gone...they just stepped back into the shadows for a while.

    4 years ago
  • Old Blue

    Jud -
    I needed to hear a little "Blackberry Time".
    - Old Blue

    4 years ago
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