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Stone by Stone - Cilletune Music 2001-2 This is an album full of lovely material obviously chosen by a man who loves songs. He sings the song not just the tune, and that's not so common as you may think. Roy Harris |
Tracks; William Stone, The Empty Echoes, Jeannie C, Merry Little Hop, White Squall, Some Rival Has Stollen My True Love Away, When All Men Sing, The Song of the Riddles, The Day Me Whippet Wouldn't Run, Home Lads Home, Corpse Away, Hell Bound Boat, The Field Behind The Plough, Stone By Stone |
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C.D. Reviews - Stone by
Stone “Everything about it is just right - Mike’s
unpretentious and extremely relaxed voice, the excellent choice of material,
the uncluttered production, the use of additional musicians and vocals
when only really appropriate, the clear and simple artwork - they’re all
first class. An object lesson
for anyone contemplating producing their own CD”
“You know that warm comfortable feeling that
makes you feel everything's O.K. in a folk club with the likes of Don
Shepherd, Nic Jones or Tom Paxton singing with friends who don’t care
which century they are in, Mike fits effortlessly into that picture. Listen
and ponder....”. Rob Mitchell
- What’s On in Kent. " This lad can hold a song down and
has a voice like a warm fire on a winters evening" “This is a cosy sort of album just right
for winter listening and a worthwhile addition to your collection”. Simon
Brown - Folk on Tap. “I was won over by Mike’s warm mellow voice.
Mike should be very pleased with his work I enjoyed it” Martin Stimson
- Buzz Magazine. “Mike does an impressive job in matching
Stan Rogers’ fearsome range on White Squall. “It’s a good listen, a good resource and
a good buy” Jim Ellison - Tykes
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