
Sand Sheff
Free On This Mountain
© 2004 Upheaval Dome Music (783707863221)
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"The very definition of Americana"..."Take one part Tabasco, throw in a heaping helping of prickly pear, add a dash of patchouli oil, mix well in a margarita shaker, grill over an open fire under the stars, serve up a Southern drawl and you've got singer-
tracks
- 1 Sound Collage...
- 2 Last Song For The Days
- 3 Babylon Boogie
- 4 Home On The Other Side
- 5 Hard Luck Woman
- 6 Praying For An Angel
- 7 Lord Go Easy
- 8 Bang On Me
- 9 Gamblin' Greta
- 10 Dance Called Second Chance
- 11 Free On This Mountain
- 12 That Old Horse
- 13 Burning From The Inside Out
- 14 Nickel In The Cup
- 15 Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You
- 16 Lord Go Easy Reprise
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albums you will love
- SAND SHEFF: Turn Me Around
- SAND SHEFF: Dust
- SAND SHEFF: Cowboyin'
- SAND SHEFF: Lion on a White Horse (Sand's Gospel Record)
genres you will love
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notes
sand sheff was born in arizona, raised in oklahoma, has lived throughout the west and spent 5 years in nashville, tennessee...there Music Row magazine called his music "the very definition of Americana"
he left nashville in 2000....his last cd "free on this mountain", spent over 20 weeks on the roots music report bluegrass charts in 2004...and as of March 2007 is back on the charts...his latest effort is a three part release of original songs recorded in the Southwest this last year..."Dust", "Cowboyin'" and the alternative roots gospel CD "Lion on a White Horse" feature Reeltime Traveler Thomas Sneed and founding member of Leftover Salmon Glenn Keefe. They are available this spring on CDBaby ..
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reviews
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Love this guy!
author: Beverly YoungI met Sand in Utah at the Red Cliffs Lodge and he seranaded my friends and I and was one of the nicest men I've ever met. Love his music, reminds me of a cross between Tom Rush and James Taylor.
Simply genius,
author: chris crawfordSimply genious,I cannot recall another cd this heartfelt and painfully honest.
Sand Sheff Is The Real Deal!
author: Pastor TimSand Sheff is the real deal and the only shame about that is that too many people have still never heard his music. "Free On This Mountain" proves my point time and time again. In an America where "country" too often means either stereotyped hokum or overproduced glitz, this man lays down the hard truth without pulling his punches. His turns of phrase have caught me by the ears so many times that I've lost count. If you love fine songwriting you'll soon find yourself knowing every song on "Free" and you'll be singing along like every Sand Sheff song was a favorite you've known for years. Buy this cd! In fact, buy two and give one to someone who really deserves it. Also I'd be remiss if I didn't say that Martha Scanlon (Reeltime Travelers) and Benny 'Burle' Galloway turned me on to Sand's music and count themselves among Sand's growing legion of friends and fans. God bless Sand Sheff!!! + Pastor Tim
cool disc
author: high mountain timesone of the more interesting, unique and listenable discs of the last few years
High (Alt.) Country Gold
author: JC ShepardSand Sheff’s Free On This Mountain (Upheaval Dome) could easily have floated down the river on relaxed, Don-Williams-countrypolitan currents. Fortunately, with some help from his friends (Reeltime Travelers), Sand’s also hiking up side canyons that Nashville forgot. From the opening whistles of the Durango & Silverton Railroad thru the upbeat “Lord Go Easy” and the title track’s swing, this disc is like a night of cactus juice around a high-country campfire with Graham Parsons, Pink Floyd, and Lyle Lovett. Wherever Sheff’s found inspiration in his new Four Corners stomping grounds, there’s country gold in them there hills. By: JC Shepard KRFC-FM for Roots Music Report
- author: Andrea Lecos
Just to let folks know... as of April 30th and May 15th respectively, Sand's CD has made it onto the FAR Charts (#21) within the first two weeks out and now the Bluegrass Charts (#18) on RootsMusicReview.com...not bad for an unknown. Go check it out!