Merchandise
Back Eddy Bluegrass has finished theirsecond CD, We'll Meet Again Someday, and it is now available.  The project was recorded and mixed at Mixed Emotions Studios by Kenny Lewis.  The new  CD features contemporary and traditional bluegrass as well as Back Eddy Bluegrass's own original material. Tracks from the CD can be heard and purchased at www.myspace.com/backeddybluegrass.  To purchase tracks look for the NIMBIT window on the MySpace page.  Tracks are compatible with IPod's.
       
CD's  $15

Back Eddy's Self Titled, Debut CD:

                 

Also available are the official "Where's Eddy" T-Shirts.  The T-shirts are available in a wide variety of colors and sizes.
T-Shirts  $10

These new products can be purchased at Back Eddy Bluegrass performances or  by mail. Please contact us at backeddybluegrass@gmail.com  to puchase these new products.


Here's what Dave Dillion of the Reunion Band has this to say about the new release:

Hi all -   I've heard all the cuts, and here is what I have to say:   The band has put a lot of hard work into this recording, and the results show it.  Just as with their previous CD, the overall band sound is tightly knit and "together".  The balance between all the vocal and instrumental pieces is just right.  Gayle and Alex's singing are up-front and "on the money" as usual and the blend is fine.  The two rhythm guitars provide a really good background for Joey's banjo, Ken's mandolin and Steve's dobro, which are all clean and tasteful, and Josh's bass gives just the right amount of solid support.   There is a good variety of material here also, ranging from slow (i.e., "Driving Nails", "Somewhere Between", "Pick Up the Pieces", "Starry Southern Night"), through medium-tempo (i.e., "If I Left You", "Thoughtless Behaviors") to up-tempo (i.e., "That Old Train", "Vincent").  The band also shows its ability to come up with imaginative re-arrangements; to me, the most outstanding example of this is their rendition of the old Don Stover song "Things In Life". A nice touch is also added with what I assume are two original instrumental numbers ("Irish Moss" and "Dobrolic Plague ie, Earthquake").   In sum,  a really nice and well-done recording.     Best regards,
Dave      


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