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The unadorned
guitar and vocal arrangements make for a deeply intimate collection,
reminiscent of haunting rural atmosphere and the melancholy of
late afternoon.
.
. .always interesting and unpredictable. Drawing on a wide range
of influences, Ragland has a knack for unusual grooves and musical
twists, keeping our attention and drawing us into his wry tales
and character sketches.
–Sing
Out! Summer 2002
Whether
baring his naked soul, singing about tortured people he’s
met along the way, or getting down to some good ol’ "N’awlins
Fonkiness," Gar Ragland’s uniquely talented style and
presentation will take you on an unforgettable journey. This is
the first songwriter album to do this for me in a while.
–The
Noise, September 2001
Armed
with a lone guitar, voice and quirky sense of observation, Ragland
delivers an interesting collection of tunes that are both entertaining
and intriguing- a modern day poet of the highest order. Superbly
original and refreshing.
–Metronome,
October 2001
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