It's been so long since I did anything to this
site! gavin sutherland "Just
about the best chill-out album I've ever heard. A quiet masterpiece." acoustic music to soothe
the troubled soul After a large boogie session
down at Dog Kennel Wood Terry was putting his new piano in the back of the
famous Red
Sierra. As I walked back to the house to get my guitar I heard a loud bang
and the sound of shattering glass. He had slammed the back door down
onto the corner of the piano, smashing the window into a million pieces. "It
must have been stickin' out a bit" he said. I agreed. I felt privileged,
it's not every day you get to witness an act of such blatant stupidity. There
was no point in talking about it so we got in the car and headed for home.
A couple of miles down the road Terry suggested that I should "stick
some tunes on a CD". I agreed. A few miles further on and, with a little
help from my friends, here they are and here it is.
go the distance Songs written, performed and produced by Gavin Sutherland All titles ©Spaceman
Music 99. Mastered by Professor James Hunter. thanks and deep
joy to Special thanks
to Jim Hunter for his skills, cunning and sense of adventure. CLICK
THE MIGHTY WURLITZER FOR A TASTE OF THE MUSIC IN GLORIOUS MONO
Must get my act together!!
diamonds and gold
after the storm
lily's bible
over abilene

Recorded for Corazong
Records at Protston, Aberdeenshire, 1998 '99.
Adrian Baillie, harmonica on The Prisoner's Song and Over Abilene.
Terry Butters, piano on
Dancing in the Kitchen and Sky So Blue.
John Coletta,
mandolin on After The Storm.
Norman Robertson, horns on Lily's Bible and Sky So Blue.
Adrian P. Robbins, tech-aid.
Lorna Sutherland, cover painting.
It's
a bit lo-fi, but don't panic - the CD sounds just fine!

if you don't have a
real audio player on-board click
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The real audio sample plays selected cuts from dancing in the kitchen, hardluck town, go the distance and sky so blue. The mp3 sample (962kb) plays most of the prisoners' song.
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"The
Scotsman's stripped matters to the bare bones to record a set of stirring, "Gavin Sutherland (of Sutherland Brothers, natch) has
fashioned the achingly beautiful Diamonds and Gold from bits and bobs of
acoustic blues and folk. Highly recommended." "I have no doubts that this will be regarded as one of
the finest folk works of the 90s." "It's all good stuff. . . Diamonds and Gold should bring
endless hours of listening pleasure." "It's a tuneful affair. . . perfect for any artist looking
for strong material from an outside writer." "En sångröst långt inifrån och bakifrån: rik på erfarenheter,
ärrad men inte bitter utan liksom förlikad med livet. Lillebror Gavin Sutherland
gör fortfarande lika fina sånger. Nog är det märkvärdigt, minst sagt. Betyg:
mails
and sales:
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from the album at: Vitaminic Thanks for your visit, you're
welcome any time.
sing-em-like-you-lived-em gems. Good'un." Guitar
Magazine March 2000
Joe Cushley, Mojo October
2000
Peter Smith, Sounds Country
February 2000
Alan Cackett, Country Music
International March 2000
Fred Dellar, Q May
2000
Bengt Ericsson, Göteborgs-Posten
13 mars 2000
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