They call me Uncle Mick!
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Reviews (3)
PopMatters
d. 20. June 2022
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Steve Horowitz
d. 20. June 2022
"With a discography that dates back to 1968, it's easy to hear that Rowan hasn't changed much over the years. His voice has aged pleasantly, and its rough edges hew to a more fluid rasp. His playing seems more technically proficient than ever. The years have made Rowan's guitar strumming more melodic, even when he's picking the notes. He somehow can do both on the same song (check out Rowan's playing on "The Red, The White and the Blue" for a great example). There may be nothing new here, but that's kind of the point of bluegrass music. In the hands of a master like Rowan, it's traditional and new at the same time".
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d. 22. July 2022
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Tim Martin (musikanmelder)
d. 22. July 2022
"If you want to hear the state of the Bluegrass Art, and where it will be going for the next ten years, listen to this album".
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d. 23. June 2022
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John Apice
d. 23. June 2022
"This new 13-cut set by Grammy-Award winner & Boston native Peter Rowan (guitar/vocal) born on the 4th of July - is pristinely recorded vocally & musically. Despite the genre's antique oeuvre, it's loaded with modern charm. The bluegrass is fresh sounding, energetic & fueled with a tradition that obviously survives to shine yet again. No blowing dust off this artist".