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Album: Buddy, can you paradigm?

Released: Jun 16, 2008

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Genre: Acoustic / Folk / Progressive
Location CLAREMONT, California, US
Profile Views: 64560
Last Login: 1/10/2012
Member Since 7/4/2005
Record Label ROLLO records - New Orleans
Type of Label Indie
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...... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .... .. .. .. .. .. ...... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .... ..YOU CAN FIND "Buddy can you paradigm?" @ itunes!!!.. .... Worried Minds plays ..Carol Ann Guitars.. .... ..SWAG! - worried minds t-shirts, hoodies, etc..... .... .. .. .. .. .. ....Rich Kane of the inland empire weekly wrote: And here's our latest Claremont fave, Worried Minds, a band who goose up their guitar sounds with colorful accoutrements like cellos and mandolins. There's a lot of deep thinking going on here courtesy of head singer/songwriter Martin Maudal, with lyrics that touch on nameless power-crazed leaders, spiritual allegories, and richly descriptive lines that have you swearing Maudal has a lit degree from one of the Claremont campuses. The guy has a creamy voice, too, and can croon in a near-falsetto as if he were a resurrected Nick Drake. Smash his pipes together with music that sounds like newly-discovered bootleg tapes from Jeff Buckley's old touring band, and you've got an outfit that's churning out something really special ------------THANKS TO OUR FRIEND Harold Barnes FOR THE GREAT PIX-----------------
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martin maudal - songs, vox and guitars of various stripes daniel mullikin - cello, mandolin, acoustic and 12 string guitars, sitar, sarangi... probably every damned stringed instrument you ever heard of and some you haven't ......FB.init("65a3283a90614de292985eb124325ce3");..........worried minds on Facebook.. ..
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Jeff Buckley meets Cowboy Junkies - maybe some Chris Whitley for good measure .. .. .. .. ...................... .. .. .. .. .. ..
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very socio--political, a bit spiritual with a few twisted little love songs 'cause... just 'cause

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YOU CAN FIND "Buddy can you paradigm?" @ itunes!!!

Worried Minds plays Carol Ann Guitars

SWAG! - worried minds t-shirts, hoodies, etc...

Rich Kane of the inland empire weekly wrote: And here's our latest Claremont fave, Worried Minds, a band who goose up their guitar sounds with colorful accoutrements like cellos and mandolins. There's a lot of deep thinking going on here courtesy of head singer/songwriter Martin Maudal, with lyrics that touch on nameless power-crazed leaders, spiritual allegories, and richly descriptive lines that have you swearing Maudal has a lit degree from one of the Claremont campuses. The guy has a creamy voice, too, and can croon in a near-falsetto as if he were a resurrected Nick Drake. Smash his pipes together with music that sounds like newly-discovered bootleg tapes from Jeff Buckley's old touring band, and you've got an outfit that's churning out something really special ------------THANKS TO OUR FRIEND Harold Barnes FOR THE GREAT PIX-----------------

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July 04, 2005

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martin maudal - songs, vox and guitars of various stripes daniel mullikin - cello, mandolin, acoustic and 12 string guitars, sitar, sarangi... probably every damned stringed instrument you ever heard of and some you haven't ......FB.init("65a3283a90614de292985eb124325ce3");......

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