Search - Jim Infantino :: Titanic

Ingenious, eclectic and hilarious

08/24/1998

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I have been a fan of Jim Infantino's since I first heard him in a cafe in Cambridge, MA about ten years ago. Although I have heard him most often solo, this CD combines his ingenious songwriting and verbal wit with a killer collection of musicians who truly complement the songs. This is easily one of my favorite CDs - quirky, sweet at times, rocking, and funny as hell."

You made it this far, Just go ahead and buy it

Jerry Barry | USA | 03/29/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I bought this CD on a hunch and because Jim was mentioned on the moxyfruvous page. It hasn't left my CD changer since and that was sixmonths ago Great lyrics, great music, great players, a few tears and plenty of laughs. This all live collection ranges from folk ballads and sing alongs done with Jims wonderful voice and guitar, to full band tunes with samples, raps and solid drums and Chapman stick (a 10 string two handed bass type instrument). Jims Big ego are helping bring folk music into the 21st century. END"

Intelligent, witty, energetic...

Chris | North Jersey, United States | 07/14/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I caught Jim Infantino, by accident, years ago at SolarFest in New Hampshire (or Vermont), I can't remember. I went to catch the "main act," a jazz bassist. Jim stole the show for me. With a sardonic-type enthusiasm, a tongue-in-cheek approach toward his own music, he introduced "She's Dead," as a folk love song, burst into an infectious rap at one point, and seemed to just have a lot of fun on stage. Titanic captures some of that, although until you've caught the act live, I imagine it would be impossible to truly appreciate him. A group of friends of mine recently went to see Big Ego in NYC- all of them came home with CD's. It really is that much fun. Buy it. Sing along."