MALCOLM HOLCOMBE
''A FAR CRY FROM HERE''
JUL 1 1995
PURPLE GIRL MUSIC
44:39
1. No Danger Lifting Me/4:13
2. Who's Got The Time/2:57
3. Back In '29/4:41
4. A Long Ways This Mornin'/2:06
5. Spinnin' Roll On/3:13
6. Anna Rubyanne/4:29
7. Oh Precious Cargo/4:09
8. One Room At Night/3:57
9. Justice In A Cradle/4:33
10. Ev'ry Honest Word/3:26
11. Teachin' Michael Anthony/3:23
12. A Far Cry From Here/3:30
All Tracks By Holcombe
Sam Bacco /Drums, Percussion
Sam Broussard /Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric)
Larry Chaney /Guitar (Electric)
Joe Compito /Bass
Lance Cowan /Vocals (Background)
Mark Douthit /Saxophone
John Gardner /Drums, Percussion
Malcolm Holcombe /Guitar (Acoustic), Vocals
Kenny Malone /Drums, Percussion
Pat McInerney /Drums, Percussion
Stephany Smith /Vocals (Background)
Barry Walsh /Keyboards
REVIEW
by Christina Fuoco
Malcolm Holcombe is an acclaimed songwriter, however, his music doesn't hold up to the songs he has penned for A Far Cry From Here. The band lacks emotion offered by peers such as Wilco and Johnny Cash. However, Holcombe can paint a picture like few can. A sample: "There ain't a nickel in a solitary dime/That'll buy back anybody's love/Above us all longer arms keep reach' on down/And listenin' hard for ev'er honest word."
''A FAR CRY FROM HERE''
JUL 1 1995
PURPLE GIRL MUSIC
44:39
1. No Danger Lifting Me/4:13
2. Who's Got The Time/2:57
3. Back In '29/4:41
4. A Long Ways This Mornin'/2:06
5. Spinnin' Roll On/3:13
6. Anna Rubyanne/4:29
7. Oh Precious Cargo/4:09
8. One Room At Night/3:57
9. Justice In A Cradle/4:33
10. Ev'ry Honest Word/3:26
11. Teachin' Michael Anthony/3:23
12. A Far Cry From Here/3:30
All Tracks By Holcombe
Sam Bacco /Drums, Percussion
Sam Broussard /Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric)
Larry Chaney /Guitar (Electric)
Joe Compito /Bass
Lance Cowan /Vocals (Background)
Mark Douthit /Saxophone
John Gardner /Drums, Percussion
Malcolm Holcombe /Guitar (Acoustic), Vocals
Kenny Malone /Drums, Percussion
Pat McInerney /Drums, Percussion
Stephany Smith /Vocals (Background)
Barry Walsh /Keyboards
REVIEW
by Christina Fuoco
Malcolm Holcombe is an acclaimed songwriter, however, his music doesn't hold up to the songs he has penned for A Far Cry From Here. The band lacks emotion offered by peers such as Wilco and Johnny Cash. However, Holcombe can paint a picture like few can. A sample: "There ain't a nickel in a solitary dime/That'll buy back anybody's love/Above us all longer arms keep reach' on down/And listenin' hard for ev'er honest word."
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