Mike Diamond
Old School... Back in Session
© 2008 Mike Diamond (796873028363)
CD IN STOCK. ORDER NOW. Will ship immediately.
Original songs in the classic country style.
tracks
try this
albums you will love
genres you will love
By Location
Recommended if you like ...
links
notes
Mike Diamond is a Florida native whose musical influences include: Jimmy Rodgers, Hank Williams,Sr and Jr, Merle Haggard, Johnny Paycheck, George Jones, Gary Stewart, Johnny Cash, Gene Watson, Waylon and the Bellamy Brothers just to name a few. This debut CD, Old School… Back In Session, is made up of all original songs and has both a unique and familiar sound. The musicians are true professionals and have played with some of the biggest names in the music industry. If you are a fan of real country music, you will love this CD.
*****CD Review*****
It’s unfortunate that Real country music has all but disappeared from today’s country radio. The great artist that paved the way for the stars of today have been ignored and replaced by assembly line type productions that resemble fairy tales. Country music has always been about everyday people and real life situations.
This CD collection of original songs written and performed from the heart by Independent artist, Mike Diamond, offers that and much, much more!
Borrowing from the deepest roots of country music, the song Innocent Blues is right out of the pages of a Jimmie Rogers book of Dixieland blues mixed with a Hank Williams’ Honky Tonk twist. Traces of Merle Haggard’s influence can be heard throughout in Mike’s delivery and writing style. Both Willie & Waylon would be proud of the “Outlaw “stance and style shown in Our Freedom’s Fadin’ Fast. Mixing in some humor, songs about heartbreak and lovesick, along with a personal tribute to Country Legend, Johnny Paycheck, rounds out this debut CD perfectly!
Just like the title says, Old School… IS Back In Session!
reviews
Please log in to review this album.
freedom
author: mikewow' what a pleasure to here what has all but disapeared in the music scene' real country. in listening to pieces of this cd reinstates my belief that country music has not died.keep on keepin on