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Del Suggs
Living Deliberately
Genres: Folk, Pop

Track Listings (10) - Disc #1
1. Break In The Weather
2. Desperately Seeking Grace
3. That's How I Knew
4. High Above The Hills of Sligo
5. Bayou Josie
6. Living Deliberately
7. Brass Buttons
8. Campfire Song
9. County Line
10. Some Towns

CD Details

All Artists: Del Suggs
Title: Living Deliberately
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Cascades Recording Company
Original Release Date: 6/4/2002
Release Date: 6/4/2002
Genres: Folk, Pop
Style:
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 611223020128

Synopsis

Album Description

Living Deliberately stretches the genre boundries for Del Suggs. It includes his popular 'Saltwater Music' style, with touches of zydeco, celtic, and R&B mixed in. Produced by Del and Pete Winter, this latest release features Pierce Pettis on guitar, David Webb on keyboards, Michael Sautter on harmonica, Danica Winter on vocals, Cathy Chalmers of drums, and many more extraordinairy guests. Eight new originals, and amazing covers of Gram Parsons' "Brass Buttons" (with help from Velma Frye) and Jon Pousette-Dart's "County Line."

CD Reviews

Finally, Something Different

Ann Houck | Stillwater, OK United States | 06/24/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"In short, 'Living Deliberately' pleasantly surprised me. It sounds to me that Del Suggs has borrowed the best from the many music genres around the area and mixed them all up in this diverse CD. I especially like the fourth track, 'High Above the Hills of Sligo', as it is just haunting."

Fabulously diverse!

Lori S Cooper | Orlando, FL United States | 06/12/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"The latest release from indie artist Del Suggs is one that shouldn't be missed by any listener of any genre of music. Living Deliberately is so diverse in style and range. The title track offers up everyday observations about life which ring true for us all. "Desperately Seeking Grace" echoes the frustrations of trying to get it right time after time - who can't relate to that? Zip into the jumping "Bayou Josie" and just TRY not to tap your feet. The Celtic tinged "High Above the Hills of Sligo" is haunting with the inclusion of bagpipes without being too heavy. Then, there's a perfect cover of Gram Parsons' "Brass Buttons." All in all, the disc is very pleasing and includes great guest musicians and vocalists such as Pierce Pettis, Mimi Hearn, Scott Long and guitar virtuoso Bill Wharton just to name a few. Buy copies for your friends as well. They'll thank you."