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BRAND NEW RELEASE:
Postcards From Vermont Vol.1
First of a two volume set of songs with a Vermont theme from a native born Vermonter. A mix of new and revisits including the original version of "Last Farmer In Vermont." It's not all sweetness and light but more a look at true feelings, memories, lost friends, childhood, home and a certain bridge from Bartonsville. Many of the tracks were recorded in Vermont including "Sunday Driving" Live at the Flynn Theater in Burlington. Melodic Acoustic Folk with a smattering of drums-guest appearances by Jerry Marotta, Kyle Esposito, Fooch, Sera Smolen, Jim Pittman, Mark Dann, and a very special duet with Solly Aschkar from Munich, Germany. Mixed by Julie Last. For more about this project and a track list, see www.veitch-postcards.blogspot.com
Here's my favorite review-
http://www.indieshark.com/Michael%20Veitch%20CD%20Review%20on%20INDIESHARK.html
Here's a link to a recent live radio interview with Charlie Sylvestri-http://www.prx.org/pieces/105177-up-close-and-acoustic-with-michael-veitch#.UmW7s7kp0ig.facebook
Here's a review from the Chronogram-http://www.chronogram.com/hudsonvalley/cd-review-postcards-from-vermont-volume-1/Content?oid=2203605
more reviews for Postcards From Vermont:
http://www.musesmuse.com/mrev-michaelveitch-postcards.html
http://www.rocknrollview.com/blog/2013/08/15/3569/://
http://allwhatsrock.com/blog/michael-veitch-postcards-from-vermont
http://www.musicemissions.com/artists/albums/index.php?album_id=17085
Signed- $10 USD plus .50 postage
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Painted Heart
This is the album I’ve always wanted to make and I can’t
stop listening to it. Released in 2007 with performances by some of Woodstock’s greats including Artie Traum, Jerry Marotta, Ed Sanders, Pete Levin, Bar Scott, Mark Dann, Josh Roy Brown, Kyle Esposito, Chuck Cornelis, Peter Beuttner, also Steve Holly, Mike Lindauer, Sara Smolen, Bruce Milner, Kirsti Gholsen, Billy Clockel and Joshua Pearl,
flawless production by Julie Last, and some of the most developed
songwriting I think I’ve ever done, it’s complete in every sense. Old
saying from the songwriter’s bible: “It helps to have lots of turmoil in
your life to bring those chestnuts out of the fire.” Lot’s of chestnuts in
here for sure. Sound clips are here
Signed CD- $15 USD plus $1.50 shipping
Here are some Reviews of Painted Heart
- Folk & Acoustic Music Exchange
- Rock de Siempre
- The Daily Freeman
- Blog Critics Indie Roundup
- TheCelebrityCafe.com.
- Rootstime.com review
- Roots Highway review
Heartlander
features the song "Veteran's Day"
Heartlander weaves in and out of the dark underbelly of the American landscape. A lone car traveling into the vanishing point starts the journey “through the heartland” where trouble is too big and you can be shot in a church for doing nothing but being afraid. Trains whistle in the night and a far off land lives where you know you never will. War robs us of our young and our history of pushing the unwanted west through the heartland lives. The “woman” of our dreams does her best to console while the lone guitarist presses on through the booze and the sawdust. Midnight walking in “old wedding day shoes” and through the woods where something horrible once happened. Realizing one cannot save those who won’t be saved, including the man behind the mask, whether priest or pagan. In the end it all lives in here our own heart, where the corn and grain are stored, the down, the out, and even the “perfect day.” Released in 2004.Signed CD- $15 USD plus $1.50 shipping
Download Heartlander tracks at iTunes
Southern Girl
Southern Girl is my year 2000 studio recording of all new songs in front of a live audience with no overdubs and very minimal editing (we took out most of the applause). The great energy of my live show is captured by the best microphones and recording equipment going. The songs, for the most part, were written for the Monday Night Songwriter’s Exchange held at Jack Hardy’s in Greenwich Village. Combined with over five years of therapy at that point, I felt I'd tapped into subjects and melodies I could not have reached without my own “observing ego” and Jack’s room full of songwriting “observing egos.” I thank all who helped bring this work to life. Released on Silverwolf, Produced by Murray Krugman.Signed CD- $15 USD plus $1.50 shipping
NY Journal
NY Journal
is the first “fully produced” record I made which utilized expert
studio musicians, an experienced producer, two folk divas, and a state
of the art recording atmosphere. Many of the songs had been in my set
for several years but a few came in just in time for this project. Shawn
Colvin’s voice on the duet “Anybody But You” added an amazing dimension
to the songcycle. The harmonies we sang live, with each of us watching
the other in separate sound booths (quite the folk moment!). Of course,
having Susan Werner in for a whole day of recording was a really
magical time as well. Her piano work is some of the best I’ve ever
heard. “TRU-LUV” still gives me a shiver when I hear it. NY Journal
also marks my first foray into CD booklet design. I can identify now
with how Joni Mitchell must feel, after seeing my photography wedded to
my music. And working with Producer Murray Krugman and Engineer Chuck
Eller went so well on this project; it was great to work with them both
again on “Southern Girl.” Released on Silverwolf 1998.
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