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5.0 out of 5 stars
Smooth pickin,
By Grateful One "Big Music Fan" (Fairfield, CT United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Grateful Guitar (Audio CD)
What can I say except, take Cullen who has a beautiful folksy, jazzy, soft yet powerful picking style and let him run with some great Dead Tunes and you have the making a of smooth CD.
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3.0 out of 5 stars
Grateful Guitar - David Cullen,
This review is from: Grateful Guitar (Audio CD)
This is nicely tabbed, however it doesn't have ANY words or chord charts.
Having the lyrics placed with the music is really very helpful to me.
2.0 out of 5 stars
Long strange trip.,
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This review is from: Grateful Guitar (Audio CD)
This album should have been a slam dunk, but it's largely a frustrating bad trip into the Grateful Dead music arena. "Friend of the Devil" has the descending bass line of the tune running through it, but thats about all that's recognizable or enjoyable about the arrangement. As with many of the tunes here, the melody is too loud and shrill(trying to emulate Jerry Garcia's vocals?); chords and melody seem to each be in a different key sometimes and humming along will only lead to: huh?. where did that come from?
There are snippets of Jerry Garcia leads and some nice capturing of groove (Sugar Magnolia) but it never hangs together-it sounds fragmented. Cullen had a great chance on "Ripple", but even that starts off abbrieviating the opening, the signature of the tune. Maybe Deadheads will buy this and enjoy, but I didn't-this can't decide if it's New Age, folk or rock and none of the arrangements are fully satisfying. This is a disappointment.
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