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Reid Jamieson - The Unavoidable Truth
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| CVM User Info... | Hey there, just an fyi... Reid Jamieson has just moved from Toronto to Victoria BC this year to focus on writing his next record. Please help me spread the word by reviewing his record if you get a chance. here's what other folks are saying... REID JAMIESON & THE UNAVOIDABLE TRUTH available through Universal Canada/MapleNationwide http://www.reidjamieson.com "Neither derivative nor nostalgic...The Unavoidable Truth, is a work of elegant, understated beauty ...enveloping the listener in the atmospheric glow of his soulful vocals." - Paste Magazine 2005 (4 to Watch For) "After Reid appeared on the Vinyl Cafe we received tremendous feedback from our audience. He stole the show...He blew me away." Stuart McLean - CBC Vinyl Cafe 'Arresting...dazzling voice' - Toronto Sun 'Well-constructed pop treasures that rival Glenn Tilbrook's compositional prowess and the emotionally potent presentation of Jeff Buckley...gorgeous, unbridled voice beams thoughtful lyrics over a vintage country-inspired band.' - MilesOfMusic.com * * * * 'Irresistible...' - Eye Magazine 'Lovers of classic quality should acquire without hesitation.' - Comes With A Smile - UK 'An intelligent, eclectic-pop tunesmith with a rich voice in the tradition of Neil Finn... more guileless, emotionally honest and vulnerable.' - Eye Magazine 'More than just another promising upstart...rootsy, mellow and honey-sweet.' - TorontoLife.com --- Reid Jamieson is an old fashioned heartbreaker with a golden voice and a knack for writing instantly classic songs. His second solo album The Unavoidable Truth, was produced by Josh Finlayson (Gord Downie, Skydiggers) and features guest appearances from Sarah Harmer, Bob Egan (Blue Rodeo, Wilco), Mia Sheard, Peter Elkas, and more. Showcasing Reid's choirboy ways, therapeutic lyrics and country-flavoured pop hooks, the truth is once you let this blue-eyed troubadour into your record collection, he will be sure to work his way into your heart... - Tue, 13 Sep 2005 8:35am | ||
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