Eric Lambert
Just The Way I Feel
© 1999 Skydog Records (634479044472)
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An American Roots Rock celebration
tracks
- 1 Oh, Ok
- 2 Southside Tan
- 3 Left Coast Girl
- 4 Love Can Make It Alright
- 5 What My Love Can Do
- 6 Treat Me Right
- 7 Just The Way I Feel
- 8 Got The Kind Of Love I Need
- 9 Little Town Blues
- 10 Man and Wife
- 11 Gnome Breakdown
- 12 House On The Moon
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Eric Lambert is one of the most entertaining musicians touring the USA today.
Raised on Chicago's south side, he cites influences as diverse as the Grateful Dead, the Allman Brothers the Band and Bob Dylan as catalysts in shaping his unique roots music sound.
Just The Way I Feel, Lambert's second release on Skydog Records,is a joyful celebration consisting of twelve Lambert written songs featuring his heartfelt vocals, passionate guitar playing and the stylisitic versatility that you've come to expect from this talented artist.
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- author: Don Aters - Haight Street Music News - Louisville Ky
Just pondering over this Lambert CD.Innovative guitar skills,lyrics of content and the often overlooked soulful delivery has all been culminated here. Songs that can transcend the decades and are as viable today as they were when first composed, i.e., released, are what all great musicians strive for. Just The Way I Feel has the potential to accelerate Eric to the upper echelon of contemporary artists.In an industry where a few lyrical shaman still exist, the time is right and after listening to this CD so is the music.
- author: Omar Perez - Altar Native - Miami Fl
Chicago's emerging guitar prodigy Eric Lambert has managed to impress fans and first time listeners since the early 1990's.Ten years later Lambert is at it with his own band and Just The Way I Feel is the latest of a series spurred by Lambert's engaging guitar work that's somewhere between a Grateful Dead tour and a Louisiana swamp.The follow up to 1998's well recieved Year Of The Gnome, Just The Way I Feel propels Lambert further up the ranks as a musician and a songwriter.
- author: Tom Lounges - Midwest Beat Magazine - Highland In
For those unfamiliar with Eric Lambert, he is a kindred spirit to Jerry Garcia, Little Feat and Steve Forbert.With his second full length release, Just The Way I Feel, this popular folky blues troubador from the Hoosier heartland has managed to to top his outstanding 1998 debut Year Of The Gnome. The songs are simple, but being inspired by life, they are rife with emotion and strong on lyrical content.
- author: Jeb Branin - The Crass Menagerie - Cedar City,ut
This CD is so stellar that I can honestly say it is a privilege to review it, even to listen to it. Lambert let's the down home nature of his music propel the songwriting in an almost visceral way. For Eric music is obviously as much an emotional experience as an auditory one and he has the talent and the passion that allows his audience to join him in this catharsis.Getting this CD will be worth the extra effort you'll need to go through find it.
- author: Keith Hanneleck - Muzikman - Adams, Ma
Considered a roots rock effort Eric Lamberts Just The Way I Feel release is an elemental and potent example of what the genre can offer a listener. There are several good examples of the many styles of music that Lambert travels through on this impressive session.The artist seems to continually evolve into more complex and appealing mixtures of styles as the CD progresses. Strap yourself in and get ready for one hell of a ride.
- author: Jon Worley - Aiding & Abetting - Durham N.c.
Lambert is a master of the feel-good blues. He doesn't cheese out his sound with studio excess, but instead prefers to infuse his songs with a soulful rawness. And whether he's taking inspiration from the Dead or Muddy Waters, the guitar work is pure Lambert. By not adhering to any hidebound definition of whay music should sound like, Lambert creates something new and unique.