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| 2008 |
Andrew Calhoun |
Bound to Go
| Andrew Calhoun and Campground Bound to Go, Folksongs and Spirituals.
A collection of 35 songs from the African American folk tradition.
"History with a great sound"-Bill Hahn, WFDU
"...this is a tremendously powerful album with a great sense of atmosphere
and the deepest possible commitment that shines through both in the
performances themselves and the exceptionally fine recording and
presentation. Prepare yourself for a heap of neck-prickling moments. This
is a landmark... More>>> |
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| 2005 |
Andrew Calhoun |
Staring at the Sun (Songs 1973-1981)
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"Always a brave songwriter, Calhoun looks back at some of his first songs...his sensitivity to the human condition was in place early on...Some of the songs would be stunning from a writer of any age." -Sing Out!
"...somber, heartfelt, and introspective songs are wonderfully presented along with his obvious acoustic guitar talents and his abundant gifts as a storyteller."
– Dean Ramos, Illlinois Entertainer
"Andrew Calhoun's songwriting has
the patience and clarity of a... More>>> |
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| 2004 |
Andrew Calhoun |
Shadow of a Wing
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“Travel till you reach the
desert
Full and empty, wide as ever
Cactus with his withered wife
Snakes and lizards cling to life
In love forever.” - from “Hualapai Mountain”
After two albums that explore narrative and its roots in traditional ballads,
Andrew Calhoun returns to his compressed, impressionist style with fresh vigor
and a new command of movement: breathtaking as always and accessible as never
before. Songwriter/guitarist Calhoun's 9th album, 18 songs at 46... More>>> |
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| 2004 |
Andrew Calhoun |
Telfer's Cows: Folk Ballads From Scotland
| 1. King Orfeo
2. The Two Sisters
3. The Battle of Harlaw
4. Eppie Morrie
5. Jeannie o' Bethelnie
6. Hughie Grime
7. Kinmont Willie
8. Telfer's Cows
9. Clark Colven
10. A Shake in the Basket
11. The Beggarman
12. The Unquiet Grave
Elizabeth Nicholson, harp
Bob Soper, fiddle, mandola, vocals
Rob Stroup, vocals
Joe Root, accordion
Donny Wright, bass
William Pint, octave mandolin, vocals
Felicia Dale, hurdy-gurdy, bodhran, vocals
Reviews of "Telfer's Cows: Folk Ballads From Scotland":
Bill... More>>> |
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| 2003 |
Andrew Calhoun |
Tiger Tattoo
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“This life's a rich and muddled
mess
We squander, cherish, curse and bless
Though it passes all the same
Echoing my mother's name
Joy…”
Featuring 12 originals, a Scottish folk song and a musical setting of a Siegfried
Sassoon poem, Tiger Tattoo marks a new direction in Andrew Calhoun's songwriting
journey, with a focus on storytelling. “Joy,” a modern carol, features a vocal
arrangement by the late Dave Carter, sung by Carter, Tracy Grammer, and Claire... More>>> |
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| 1999 |
Andrew Calhoun |
Where Blue Meets Blue
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Andrew Calhoun's 7th album,
Where Blue Meets Blue, offers 17 original songs plus covers of John Prine's
“Hello In There” and Kate MacLeod's “Wild Birds.” Calhoun has forged a poetic
songwriting style informed by American and Celtic folk traditions and folk-baroque
guitar skills.
Compositional ideas include guitar breaks which move song melodies into the
dorian, phrygian, locrian and mixolydian modes. Guest musicians include Andrew
Bird and Gerry O'Neill (fiddle), David... More>>> |
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| 1996 |
Andrew Calhoun |
Phoenix Envy
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“...he goes an awfully long
way toward overturning the prevalent image of folksingers trying to live in
a world that never was.”
-Renaldo Migaldi, Chicago Reader, “Critic\'s Choice”
Calhoun has been writing and performing original music since 1973. Released in 1996, Phoenix Envy is his 5th album.
“Phoenix Envy shows Calhoun's unique songs at their naked best. They are fine,
tough, poems set to music. Except for one song (with Andrew Bird on violin),
this is a solo... More>>> |
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| 1993 |
Andrew Calhoun |
Hope
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“Thoughtful and compelling.
Calhoun's use of traditional folk music enhances his unbelievably powerful imagery.”
- Performing Songwriter
“I have always placed Andrew's songs among the most uplifting music I know.
He writes in the tradition of songwriters like Pierce Pettis and Leonard Cohen
and poets like Emily Dickinson and Edna St. Vincent Millay whose sense of humor
is underrated because their suffering and faith are so great. The characters
in Andrew's... More>>> |
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| 1989 |
Andrew Calhoun |
Twenty-Four Poems
| Drawings by Lee Broede
This is Andrew's first book of poems.
Lee Broede, a native of northern Illinois, studied design and art history at Lake Forest College. He resides in Florida.
Poems: Love Without Measure, Waiting, Spiders, I Thumb Anthologies, No Exit, The Guts, For a Grieving Friend, Heaven and Hell, Dylan, Bully, Daddy, Nightmare, Axe, The Mayor, Jimmy, a Storm, What if the Light, Love is Never a Mistake, Father, Charles, Fall-Time, Superman, Heaven and Hell (2), Heart of My... More>>> |
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Andrew Calhoun |
Hay
| A book of poems by Andrew Calhoun, hand-printed by Arie Koelewyn for The Paper Airplane Press.
Titles include "Mothers", "Poetry Workshop", "Truants", "Penelope", "Long Flight", "Charleston, S.C.", and "Laurelhurst Park". Several of Andrew's poems are on his website, www.andrewcalhoun.com |
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