"The Burlington, Vermont singer rounds up two home-state heroes - Phish's Page McConnell and blues rocker Grace Potter - to help out on his latest CD of Gram Parsons-inspired alt-country."
ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE
"The Vermonter's self titled first album with the band Crown Pilot is a remarkably mature, self-assured piece of work the Rolling Stones would've been proud of in their early days (or even today)."
GLIDE MAGAZINE
"Burlington's own version of Springsteen."
PERFORMER MAGAZINE
“One of Vermont’s most prominent young musicians, Lowell creates Americana music with echoes of Gram Parsons and Neil Young infused with his own modern style. Likely to be covered on No Depression Magazine…..”
BURLINGTON FREE PRESS
"Over the years, he has crafted a shimmering, high-lonesome sound rooted in classic 1970s country-rock, peppered with healthy nods to modern torchbearers such as The Jayhawks and Old 97’s. Whiskey is highly recommended."
SEVEN DAYS
"It's country. From the north country."
NYLON MAGAZINE
"....dat een symbiose van Afghan Whigs en Dinosaur Jr is. Maar over het algemeen is het toch meer CCR, Son Volt en Naked Prey waaraan gedacht kan worden. 4 VAN DE 5 STERREN."
ALT-COUNTRY NETHERLANDS
Lowell Thompson & Crown Pilot's Friend Space (Top 8)
So sorry I couldn't stick around at the Monkey House for Barbacoa. I run early Sunday morning and had to get back home to hit the hay. I'm sure you rocked!
hey there... how are ya? haven..t heard from you in like ever :-) i see you have a new cd...thats so cool...gotta listen to that soon...i hope to be back this summer :-) greetings anna
Hey Lowell-- You sounded great last night @ the Lantern. The whole Panda line-up thing worked well. If my place were closer it would have been sweet to catch a beer with you all... rain check?
You really oughta hear Lucinda William's version of "Mama's don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys" Top notch. Unfortunately it's on the Imus inspired album, so just check out the single if you can.
