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CD REVIEW: Russ
McRee – “Tree Falls” By Stacey Board -
01/17/03 - 11:29 PM EST
“Tree Falls” is a
four-song collection by Seattle based singer/songwriter Russ
McRee.
Throughout the songs he gives us a nice acoustic
guitar sound and vocals. His guitar work is varied and interesting
and he plays well. He also shows a sense of humor in “Bears”, the
first track.
All in all because there are only four songs
on the CD it came across to me more of an EP or demo. Each song is
solo acoustic guitar and solo vocal arrangement. He’s done good
work here however. The third song “The Menu” reminds me of
something Lou Reed influenced. He does some especially nice guitar
playing on this song. “Tree Falls” seems like a long lost Jethro
Tull unplugged track, message oriented and melodic.
What I
hear is well done and definitely shows talent. If you’d like a
taste or sample of this Northwest singer/songwriter this is worth
your listen.
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