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Sunday, April 12, 2009
Ryan Driver - Feeler Of Pure Joy
2:24 PM | 
Posted by
Shastud
Tracklist:
01. You Are Beside Me
02. TIme And Trouble
03. It's Nothing
04. When Were You In Mexico?
05. No One Can Say Too Well
06. That's Which Way The Water Falls
07. Oh The World Between Us
08. Spinning Towers
09. Why The Road?
10. The Thousand Feathers Of My Love
11. Feeler Of Pure Joy
Genre: Acoustic/Folk
Website: Myspace | Buy!
Release Date: 2009-04-14
Label: Fire
"He's been a key member of a number of the most interesting ensembles in the city, including Deep Dark United, The Reveries, The Silt, the Guayaveras, The Fake New Age Music Band, he's worked with Sandro Perri as the duo Double Suicide and Jennifer Castle in Castlemusic, and he has his own mutant jazz standards group, The Ryan Driver Quartet. He plays guitar and sings, but he's also an accomplished improviser, and he can break your heart improvising on a twangy ruler or blowing onto the surface of a rubber balloon. Despite this, you have to listen carefully to hear Ryan, not because he's difficult to hear, but because he's not about to show himself off. He's there if you want to hear him."
Website: Myspace | Buy!
Release Date: 2009-04-14
Label: Fire
"He's been a key member of a number of the most interesting ensembles in the city, including Deep Dark United, The Reveries, The Silt, the Guayaveras, The Fake New Age Music Band, he's worked with Sandro Perri as the duo Double Suicide and Jennifer Castle in Castlemusic, and he has his own mutant jazz standards group, The Ryan Driver Quartet. He plays guitar and sings, but he's also an accomplished improviser, and he can break your heart improvising on a twangy ruler or blowing onto the surface of a rubber balloon. Despite this, you have to listen carefully to hear Ryan, not because he's difficult to hear, but because he's not about to show himself off. He's there if you want to hear him."
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