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 Diamond Land - Dan Webster
Newest Review: ... has grown, supported some outstanding musical artists including Midge Ure and Glen Tilbrooke. Over the years he has ... more  ... developed his own style and Diamond Land is a masterful collection of pungent and honest lyrics.
It opens with 'Falling', a folk rock tune exuding a vibrant acoustic guitar. Next, the title track, Diamond land is the recount of a conversation between Dan and a friend who had recently returned from Sierra Leone, a moving track that was played on BBC Radio 2's Sunday morning show on remembrance Sunday last year. Track 3 is Caroline, and my favourite - it opens with a hauntingly beautiful piano piece and into a song about lost ...more |
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Diamond Land
Audio CD, Paper Plane Records Last Update 26.11.2009 05:50
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Diamond Land - Dan Webster: Dan Webster - an emerging talent (277 words)
by - written on 07/11/08 (Very useful, 133 readings)
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If you've not heard of dan webster already - you will soon. It's so refreshing, in the era of the 'reality show starlets' to find a musician like Dan, Dan started 'giggin' in his local town of York more than 10 years ago playing the pubs and clubs circuit. He has along the way, as his reputation as an outstanding emerging talent has grown, supported some outstanding musical artists including Midge Ure and Glen Tilbrooke. Over the years he has developed his own style and Diamond Land is a masterful collection of pungent and honest lyrics. It opens with 'Falling', a folk rock tune exuding a vibrant acoustic guitar. Next, the title track, ... Read the complete review
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