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Don Ross & Andy McKee
The Thing That Came From Somewhere
Genres: Folk, New Age

Track Listings (11) - Disc #1
1. Spirit of the West
2. Rylynn
3. The Thing That Came From Somewhere
4. Dolphins
5. Ouray
6. Tight Trite Night
7. Hoover the Musical Dog
8. Ebon Coast
9. Dreamcatcher
10. With You In Mind
11. Klimbim

CD Details

All Artists: Don Ross & Andy McKee
Title: The Thing That Came From Somewhere
Members Wishing: 4
Total Copies: 0
Label: Candyrat Records
Release Date: 1/3/2008
Genres: Folk, New Age
Style: Contemporary Folk
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 747014567425

Synopsis

Product Description

After several years of digging each other's music, touring together in Canada, the US & Europe, and becoming great friends, Don Ross and Andy McKee have decided to join forces for a new duo recording on Candyrat Records entitled, "The Thing That Came From Somewhere". The new cd includes duets versions of five familiar tunes composed by each guitarist, two duet arrangements of compositions by Russell Ferrante and Mike Marshall, and two solo tracks by each of Don and Andy for a total of 11 great performances.

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CD Reviews

Excellent music.

M. Schnoor | Hillsboro, OR USA | 05/27/2009

(4 out of 5 stars)

"This album is very nice. I agree with the previous reviewer - their version of "Spirit of the West" is a well-arranged and beautiful tribute to the original. My only critique is that some of Don Ross' songs (which I've heard on his earlier albums) seem a bit too "polished" or "cleaned-up" when compared to their earlier, original recorded versions. There's something more raw and emotive about the original versions, in my humble opinion. But I still do enjoy the richness of texture that Andy McKee brings to the new arrangements of these songs. This album was a good purchase, and I urge others to buy and listen."