Another winner from Martin Zellar & the Hardaways
01/20/1999
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Martin Zellar's 3rd album since the demise of the Gear Daddies is another excellent roots-rock outing. Zellar is a terrific singer and songwriter, and his band the Hardways provide great accompaniment for him to do his thing. This is a very organic sounding album, lots of acoustic and electric guitar, organ, and even horns and strings on a couple of tunes. While definitley a rock & roll album, there is a pronounced (in a good way) country influence here. It's twangy in spots, but this is a good thing, not a cheesey, formulaic modern-Nashville thing. It's a crying shame that an artist with such great, honest work doesn't get more airplay (but considering the crap on the radio these days, maybe that's a good thing). This album should appeal to fans of Springsteen, Mellencamp, The Eagles, BoDeans, Wilco, etc."
HEART-FELT LYRICS AND RUGGED SOUND MAKE THIS CD ONE TO BUY!
kmt@pineland.net | Sboro, Georgia | 11/11/1998
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Martin Zellar brings with him, as always, his heartfelt lyrics and rugged sound, making this cd one to buy. His songs are unforgettable and touching. They songs make you feel as if you've lived them. His work touches a common thread with everyone who listens."