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Purpose’s A Crooked Line includes stunning musical contributions from friends Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer, two songs co-written with Ellis Paul, and a vocal/strings arrangement performed by members of the Turtle Island String Quartet. His cast of largely nameless wanderers and fate-tempters now expands to include a mostly-forgotten president (California), a haunted veteran ( Late for Dinner) and a disaffected Angelino (A Crooked Line). |
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‘Q’ Magazine—February 2002 |
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Rock ‘n’ Reel—February 2002 |
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NetRhythms.co.uk—January 2002 |
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Folkwax—January 9, 2002 |
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The Music Korner—January, 2002 |
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CDNOW—December 2001 |
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Music Dish—November 26, 2001 |
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Boston Herald—June 2001 |
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High Bias—October 28, 2001 |
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Fish Records—October 3, 2001 |
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Whatzup—Ft. Wayne, IN—September 20, 2001 |
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David Kidman— United Kingdom—September 2001 |
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Outsight—September, 2001 |
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Minor 7th—September/October, 2001 |
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MRQ (Music Reviews Quarterly) —July 2001 |
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CLICK HERE to hear an MP3 clip of Koreatown from A Crooked Line. |
