Mark Olson - The Salvation Blues
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Free Music Notes for The Salvation Blues
Free Music Review: Don't overlook this.
Hit: 5 Stars
I bought the CD that included a small book of photographs and poetry. The words and images add to the experience of the CD as if to make it more multidimensional. This CD is an experience. It is sometimes risky to associate artists, but fans of the Jayhawks, and I know they're out there, should include this in their collection. It stands on its own and should be considered amongst the best of 2007. The production work, the lyrics, and overall quality of songwriting, not to mention the emotion of some of the songs, really works for me. Similar to Tim O'Regan's CD last year and likely the upcoming Gary Louris CD, these former Jayhawks know how to make the same great music on their own that they made together for many years. Free Music Review: one of his best
Hit: 5 Stars
Mark since his early days with the Jayhawks has always had a pressence that you can not get enough of,Its good to see hes back after a long lay off,keep up the great music Mark.Free Music Review: A great album
Hit: 4 Stars
I didn't know that Mark Olson had a new album until I did an itunes search for anything Jayhawks-related that was new. I listened to a few tunes then immediately downloaded the album. It's definitely his best solo work so far. If, like me, you need a Jayhawks fix from time to time then buy the cd or download it. The last song on the album kept me from giving it the full 5 stars.Free Music Review: The Colonel
Hit: 3 Stars
In fairness I would like to say that I have only just recently listened to this CD. I am somewhat disappointed that there seems to be very little original thinking going on with the writing both musically and lyrically. The production quality is well intended but way too overdone.Free Music Review: the voice still has it
Hit: 5 Stars
I have been a fan of Mark Olson's since the first time I heard him with the Jayhawks in about 1985. His voice, and how he used it, absolutely floored me. Now, over 20 years later, that voice is still there.
Plus, Gary Louris sings with Mark on a few tracks. When these two sing together, it is pure magic.
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