
Tim Dabbs
Safely Home
© 2006 Tim Dabbs (625989548727)
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Topical modern Americana/Folk; stories about people, places and history in America.
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- 1 Steady Rhythm
- 2 High River Crossroad
- 3 We'll Be There By Morning
- 4 Talking With the Angels
- 5 Graveyard of the Alleghenies
- 6 Halfway Around the World
- 7 Mr. Tanner
- 8 Thanks To Mother Mercy
- 9 Shadows
- 10 Shine Your Boots
- 11 Storms of November
- 12 Juniper Light
- 13 Willsboro Bay
- 14 Waterman
- 15 Safely Home
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Tim Dabbs is a musical storyteller who will take you on a journey across our great country, through our history and through your own emotions. You’ll feel as if you know some of the folks who are the characters in his songs; the grandmother who introduced him to an old player piano in Worn Ivory Keys, or perhaps the displaced steelworkers in Cambria Bells . Chesapeake Bay waterman, the barnstorming pilots of the early airmail service and railroadmen—the people, places and history of America.
Tim has a well-developed fingerstyle guitar technique, a product of more than 25 years of teaching and performing acoustic music. His melodic playing style compliments his tenor voice, and is well suited to the topical songs as well as the tender ballads that make up his repertoire.
Tim cites Gordon Lightfoot, Harry Chapin, John Denver and James Taylor as influences on his performance and songwriting style. He writes in the topical style much of the time, and has mastered the story song-- evident in his works such as “The Day the Rumors Came True,” a haunting tale of the infamous Johnstown Flood of 1889 and Cambria Bells, a song of the rise and fall of an American steel town.
Safely Home is the Tim's newest CD release. This 15 song collection is a follow up to Tim’s first two commercial releases, Juniper Light, and Live!
I write about nouns,” Tim joked during an interview on National Public Radio. “I take my inspiration from people that I’ve met, and the places that I’ve been, as well as the diverse history of our country. I’m humbled by the fact that people come out to listen to the stories and songs that I have to share. Folk music has brought many people of many cultures together over the years; I’m proud to be a part of that ongoing tradition.”
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Safely Home
author: jeri rinehartReally a great album!
Quality music reminicent of the great songwriters of the 70s and 80s
author: ChuckTim Dabbs writes quality tunes that remind me of the likes of Gordon Lightfoot and Harry Chapin. The production on this record is amazing, and the arrangements of the instruments really provide a perfectly colored backdrop to his highly descriptive lyrics.
Wow! I can close my eyes and hear many of these songs as backdrop to a National
author: RickWow! I can close my eyes and hear many of these songs as a backdrop to a National Geogrphic special. Safely Home will bring a tear to your eye and Waterman makes me proud of the man's heritage even though I do not have that family lineage.
Tims best work yet!
author: Rob and MarieWe relate to both the boating aspect and the background of Johnstown, Pa