Mick Kolassa - They Call Me Uncle MickWith this album Mick Kolassa has once again returned to his acoustic roots. No amplified instruments were used on any track, making this album purely acoustic. Once again working with producing partner Jeff Jensen, they have assembled a true Free Range Blues experience! Opening with Bo Carter's 1931 gem "My Pencil Won't Write No More" Mick let's everyone know that this album is about fun! The second track is a remake of Mick's song "Wasted Youth",

just days before the release of Cash's iconic At Folsom Prison album (and over six months before the arrival of the equally revered At San Quentin)

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compels with it's illogical coherence

while the native HD material is at least at 4

and as his puppy love matures

The conductor in all three works is Martyn Brabbins

Under her guidance

along with bassist James Genus & drummer Gene Jackson

Blossom Street and Hilary Campbell have done a superb job in bringing these complex works to life

As elegantly composed and achingly tender as any of the Japanese master's films

received the biennial award for "Outstanding Choral Recording" 2001-02 by the Association of Canadian Choral Conductors

the Ensemble's founder