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A New Year, A New CD

Right here at the first week of the year, the Evie Ladin Band wrapped our new record, with
Ivan Rosenberg kickin it at the controls.
I am really excited about this CD - the music is fresh, and a unique combination of these four expansive strinbgand musicians - with
Erik Pearson,
Dina Maccabee
and
Keith Terry - a treat to be in such absurdly musical company. We finished our last song right before putting it down - and can't wait for you to hear the collection.
Okay, back to the business of the bizness. Join the swells of banjo players - new classes are bursting at the seams!
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REVIEWS
Solid song craft performed wonderfully end to end...Very strongly recommended.
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Sing Out
She can write, and she can sing, and she pulls back from the saccharine brink with just enough wit - a sharp intelligence.
--Grant Alden,
No Depression
Evie Ladin is a natural entertainer with a gift for infusing folk practices with contemporary verve.
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SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE
Her rich and smoky voice resembles Natalie Merchant's, and her songs are as fetching as Nancy Griffith's...they're all catchy,
with mature lyrics and skilled phrasing.
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Old-Time Herald
This is no throwback and this is no desecration. It's contemporary down home music at the top of it's game. There's been a lot of entries in this genre lately, and many have had a lot on the ball, but this one simply hits it out of the park.
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Midwest Records
Elegantly tearing it up on the banjo, she puts the whole of her emotional self into her playing and singing...Engagingly vibrant and energetic, through tales of love lost and won, times squandered and treasured and backwoods observations that tantalize the heart and put a sway in head, shoulders, hips and feet. For every song that's sparse and reflective, there's a stomper that would fill the floor anywhere from Cajun country to Celtic country. It's as blissful as, well, floating downstream. Jump in.
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World Music Central
Great material, excellent vocal delivery and scarily impressive clawhammer banjo. What could be better?
--Bruce Cameron,
Australian Radio