Sundial Express
DysFunction Junction
© 2002 Daryl Kosinski
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Shadows of Folk Traditional and a little Lite Jazz
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- 1 Dysfunction Junction
- 2 What a Day, What a Day,what a Day
- 3 Worms, Bugs, Salamanders, and Slugs
- 4 Summertime
- 5 Blue Rain
- 6 Bullfrog
- 7 The Moon, the Perfume, and You
- 8 Pretty Soon
- 9 Waltzing With Bears
- 10 Oiling the Machine
- 11 Head For the Mountains
- 12 Frog
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Linda Sheldon is a native of New York's Mohawk River Valley who learned about life in a small town first hand and builds on that experience in the songs she writes and the music she loves.
Linda's musical background in country and gospel prepared her for the homespun music of Sundial. Linda pours sweet harmonies from her heart into the songs she sings. In addition to voice, Linda adds her heartwarming humor and an impressive bass line and fiddle to our talented duo.
Daryl Kosinski hails from the Amsterdam area of upstate New York where he has made music for over 35 years. With musical roots in the 1960's rock 'n roll scene, Daryl quickly turned to the deep soul of folk songs for musical expression. The 1940's swing, Big Band standards, and light jazz influenced his performance style and their impact is evident in the smooth guitar he brings to Sundial. His performance is mellowed by a deep, balladeer voice and a distinctive banjo style
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author: SavanaThis was a RAW album. These guys didn't use fixes or special effects. It is just them! Listen to the words...there is a message in the songs. Strange haunting violin; acoustic guitar in tune!
Suprising substance inside these humerous songs!
author: Darnel SholletI am pleased to have a copy of Sundial Express's CD called Dysfunction Junction. I was tickled from the inside out after listening to Daryl Kosinski sing his love song: The Moon, The Perfume and You; it sort of sneaks up behind you as you keep listening. Also quite pleased with the Gershwin tune Summertime. It's a lost classic. And I snapped my fingers along with Blue Rain. This CD is well worth more than the few dollars they're asking for it. Hope they will work on another one real soon.
Here is a fresh new sound! Humor and fun are here!
author: Josiah WalvelHere is a fresh new sound! Humor and fun follow themselves around through the songs. Dysfunction Junction is a place for all of us to visit!