Barrie Maguire Discography of CDs

Barrie Maguire songs Super-serious Natalie Merchant has loosened up since leaving 10,000 Maniacs. From the soulful march, "San Andreas Fault," that opens her solo debut, it is obvious she has found a freedom in going solo. It's evident in her less restrictive vocals and in a tighter, more expansive musical sound. Her lyrics, no surprise, remain somber. But ...

Barrie Maguire music CDs There are promising moments on the Wallflowers' eponymous debut album, enough to suggest that the group was capable of the lean, contemporary folk-rock that would make Bringing Down the Horse such a winning record. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine All songs written or co-written by Jakob Dylan. Producers: Paul Fox, Andy Slater, The Wallflowers. Personnel: Jakob Dylan (vocals, ...

Barrie Maguire CD discography All songs written by Ben Arnold except "35.65.95" (Ben Arnold/Steve Junker). "Almost Speechless" was the 1995 Ruffhouse/Columbia debut of Ben Arnold. One of the eastcoasts most exciting song-rock performers, this album was produced and recorded with Barrie Maguire (Wallflowers, Natalie Merchant) and Ian Cross (Urge Overkill/Janet Jackson). It was with this disc Ben toured internationally, played ...

Barrie Maguire albums Kate Gaffney has been touring in support of her most recently released album, The Coachman, a record that has garnered national raves. Produced by Barrie Maguire (The Wallflowers, Natalie Merchant, Amos Lee), The Coachman includes contributions from several esteemed musicians, including Steve Kimock, Greg Leisz, Jackie Greene, Andrew Lipke and The Innocent Criminals. "With its ...

Barrie Maguire discography Ben Arnold's vocal style lies somewhere between Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan, or Kelly Joe Phelps, with a bit of J.J. Cale on the side. Influenced by the blues, he's more a contemporary singer/songwriter with one foot in funk, the other in pop/rock music, playing in his own way bereft of fad or fashion. His ...

Barrie Maguire CD discography When Ernie Halter released his debut, Lo-Fidelity, in 2005, it was obvious that his voice was an extraordinary instrument, but the recording lived up to its name -- just Halter's pipes and acoustic guitar, dicey, distant-sounding two-track recording -- and it was not yet possible to ascertain just what he had in him. Congress Hotel is ...