Thank you kindly for writing this review, Jeff (Woodjin).
I will be selling the album at Lines on the Pines at Renault Winery on Sunday, March 13th. The CD will include a fold-out map created by talented artist James Pullaro. I hope to see many of you there!
I will be selling the album at Lines on the Pines at Renault Winery on Sunday, March 13th. The CD will include a fold-out map created by talented artist James Pullaro. I hope to see many of you there!
Great article Jeff! Gabe that record is aged like a fine wine. I'm really enjoying it!
It is worth every penny just for "The Girl from Hampton Gate." I listen to that all the time in my car. A great song!
The article has just been updated with that info. After 3/14 it will be up on his Bandcamp site. https://gabrielcoia.bandcamp.com
Chooch, drop by Renault on Sunday, March 13th. The CD also includes a nifty fold-out map the depicts the places of the Pines that are featured in each song.
Picked it up at Lines on the Pines, finally got a chance to really listen to it (currently on its on its fourth go around... all today). At first listen, I love the feel of the songs - the sadness, the creepiness, the longing. The instrumentation on the songs is perfectly matches Gabe's voice, and the sound effects were mixed in seamlessly. I don't listen to a lot of softer music, but I'm very quickly falling in love with this album.
I think my favorite so far is "Where Did Jerry Munyon Go?"
Very well done!
PS: The piano and the fiddle... oh the piano and the fiddle...
I think my favorite so far is "Where Did Jerry Munyon Go?"
Very well done!
PS: The piano and the fiddle... oh the piano and the fiddle...