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Doyle Dykes
Heat
Genres: Country, Jazz, Pop

Track Listings (12) - Disc #1
1. Hurricanes, Earthquakes and Tomatoes
2. Celtic Cowboy
3. Loving Rita
4. "Bubba" Gad
5. Hero Sandwich
6. And Can It Be - Doyle Dykes, Campbell, Thomas
7. Shadows of the Heart
8. Battle in the Valley of Elah
9. The Visitation
10. The Road Back Home
11. Angel's Desire
12. The Lord's Prayer - Doyle Dykes, Malotte, Albert Hay

CD Details

All Artists: Doyle Dykes
Title: Heat
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: Step One Records
Release Date: 2/4/1997
Genres: Country, Jazz, Pop
Style: Bluegrass
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 021167010626

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CD Reviews

Simply phenomenal picking!

Bob Johnson(jkyrbrt@prodigy.net) | Seabeck, WA | 06/20/1998

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This CD, like Dykes previous "Fingerstyle Guitar" is a marvel of technique, speed, and emotion. Yes, Dykes can make a guitar talk, at times rollicking, others reflective, again joyous and fun-loving. He shows off his chops, and while he tips his hat to influences like Chet Atkins, Jerry Reed, Leo Kottke, and others, he is definitely his own man, with an instantly identifiable style. On one tune he even manages to do enough string bending to sound like an homage to the master of the five-string banjo, Earl Scruggs. Anyone who loves guitars will love this CD. It ain't rock, it ain't country, and it sure ain't jazz--it's Doyle Dykes, and it is worth it at twice the price."