Track Listings (10) - Disc #1| All Artists: Martin Sexton Title: In the Journey Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Kitchen Table Release Date: 4/20/2004 Genres: Folk, Pop, Rock Styles: Contemporary Folk, Singer-Songwriters Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 634457158528 |
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 | Martin Sexton In the Journey Genres: Folk, Pop, Rock
In The Journey is the original demo, the first piece of recorded material. Production is sparse and gentle while at the same time, introducing you to the talent of the artist. The New York Times describes Martin ... his... more » |
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Album Description In The Journey is the original demo, the first piece of recorded material. Production is sparse and gentle while at the same time, introducing you to the talent of the artist. The New York Times describes Martin ... his unpretentious heartiness helps him focus on every soul singers goal: To amplify the sound of the ordinary heart. Similar CDs
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Member CD Reviews Liese S. (lazy) Reviewed on 9/30/2007... This CD is unbelievably good--every song is brilliant.
CD ReviewsFirst taste of a great talent TJ | St.Paul, MN | 06/17/2005 (4 out of 5 stars) "Martin's first recording, cut in Boston with friends from busking & coffee house gigs, has boogie cuts, jazzy jams, some deep, heavy stuff, and the first taste of his very accessible songwriting. Some of the songs appear on later releases, most notably 'Live Wide Open'. The original cassette closed with a short, very Ray Charles-ish 'America the Beautiful', but the two new bonus tracks,('specially 'Women&Wine'), are a fine substitute." Just The Best suz@abilene.com | 08/22/2002 (5 out of 5 stars) "I own approx 1000 cds, but there are only a handful that I could tell you the exact time and place I first heard the artist and that it made a difference somehow in my life. If I had to choose one over all the others, it would be In the Journey. I first heard Marty at the Bluebird in Nashville in 1994 (and bought the cassette In the Journey), and became a huge fan. All of his stuff is great, but this is the best. The music is glorious, his voice is amazing and I have listened to this music over and over and never grow tired of it. I was thrilled when I could get it on CD, and even have a "spare" in case it gets scratched. Give it a try. What could it hurt? You won't be sorry."
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