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Darryl Purpose went into the studio in the spring of 1997 to record the songs that would go on his new CD. The idea was to make a clean recording that could be used by other musicians to learn the songs prior to making the real recording. Darryl sat down, sang each of the songs twice, then chose the best of the two versions of each song and made a cassette. But, everyone who listened to the tape told him, “This is great! THIS should be the CD!” After considerable thought, Darryl decided to add a little violin embellishment from the talented Daryl S, formerly with Naked to the World, and to go with it. The result is a CD which was received enthusiastically by fans and radio programmers alike. |
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Kevin’s Celtic & Folk Music CD Reviews—March 1999
Possessing an engaging voice that invites listening, Darryl Purpose’s latest release is a mixture of stories and ballads...
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Music Matters
This CD’s packaging sets new standards in modest.
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Dirty Linen, Oct—November 1998
A professional blackjack player who has been banned from numerous casinos, Darryl Purpose should find life just as stable being a folk singer/songwriter.
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Cape Cod Times
“Not many musicians would release a CD recorded in one take, with no backing other than some occasional violin.
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KOPN 89.5FM
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WUMB-FM
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The Herald Bulletin
“There are few things in life more satisfying than a song with simple instrumentation...
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Frye Design
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The New Orleans Gambit
“The most exciting singer/songwriter I’ve heard in years. His music is filled with ideas, and he has the talent to convey all of them” |
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