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MP3 M.R. Poulopoulos - Greenhorn
14 MP3 Songs in this album (70:06) !
Related styles: Folk: Modern Folk, Country: Americana, Type: Acoustic
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Details:
Album Credits:
- Engineered by John Rice at Hilltown Studios: https://www.tradebit.com
- Assistant Engineer, Connor Burns
- Mixed by John Rice and M.R. Poulopoulos
- Mastered by John Rice
- All songs written by M.R. Poulopoulos, except "Pepper Dish" - written by M.R. Poulopoulos, John Rice & Courtney Blackwell
- Artwork by Kelly Kilgallon: https://www.tradebit.com
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Track Listing:
1. Drunk (John Rice – Slide Guitar / Ryan Dunham – Harmonica)
2. Hummingbird (Mat Kane – Fiddle, Mandolin / Mike McLean – Bass)
3. No Diamonds to Toss (John Rice – Slide Guitar / Courtney Blackwell – Vocals)
4. The Drought (John Rice – Slide Guitar, Guitar, Bass)
5. Just a Shadow
6. Advice from an Old Man (John Rice – Slide Guitar, Brushes / Mike McLean – Bass / Courtney Blackwell – Vocals)
7. Sweepin’ (John Rice – Slide Guitar, Vocals / Courtney Blackwell – Vocals / Andrea Lomanto – Vocals)
8. White Line (John Rice – Slide Guitar / Ryan Dunham – Harmonica)
9. Tender Massacre (John Rice – Slide Guitar)
10. Between You and Me (John Rice – Slide Guitar / Ryan Dunham – Harmonica / Courtney Blackwell – Vocals)
11. On and On (John Rice – Guitar / Courtney Blackwell – Vocals)
12. Rescue Me (Matt Durfee – Guitar, Vocals)
13. Trouble Came My Way (John Rice – Slide Guitar, Vocals / Mat Kane – Fiddle / Ryan Dunham – Harmonica / Mike McLean – Bass / Matt Durfee – Vocals)
14. Wish (John Rice – Slide Guitar)
Liner Thanks:
I have too little space to thank everyone involved in creating Greenhorn, but nothing would have been possible if Courtney, John, Connor and Hazel hadn’t opened their home, ears and hearts. Your time is priceless, and I hope you consider it well spent – Let’s play until the cows come home. John, you made
this happen; I am indebted. Mat, Matt, Michael & Ryan, your undeniable talents enrich the tunes. I wish I could have you there each time I play. Kelly, your pristine vision is a gift and your patience is a godsend. Mom, Dad, I’ll call more often now, I swear… Everything I have and do is a result of your love, guidance and support: I love you guys. Andrea, I had no idea that freedom would be found by joining my heart with another. I hope our hearts keep the beat while our dreams guide our feet. Here we go…
Stacks of books and recording equipment are not far from an open guitar case. These are the objects M.R. Poulopoulos spends time with these days. His focus is on his music and the materials that influence his playing. On warm days, the windows are open.
Sweetly melodic and often melancholy, as well as intelligent and soulful, Poulopoulos’s songs, like him, are honest and eloquent. His guitar playing makes you want to tap your feet, or cry a little. Sometimes both. His lyrics, complemented by the steady strum or picked out tones of the guitar, always tell a story — some are sad, some are happy, and some, like his song “On and On,” achieve both with a humorous spin — and they’re always poignant.
His musical influences vary, but their common foundation is American blues and roots music. The artists he’s most influenced by these days include Jeffrey Foucault, Danny Schmidt, John Prine, Neil Young, Townes Van Zandt, John Hiatt, Bob Dylan, Brandi Carlile, Patty Griffin, Matt Durfee, John Rice, Courtney Blackwell and the Blackwell Sinners, Red Haired Strangers, Jill Andrews, the everybodyfields. His many influences lend him to the acoustic singer/songwriter style, but without sounding like anyone in particular—his music is very much his own.
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