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Vind je één man, één gitaar mooi? Luisteren!! 
In één sessie van drie uur opgenomen. Hij kan het echt.

One Night is the sound of America. Many of her states are home to the traditional, permanent sound of the guitar. The instrument seemingly transcends the decades, passing through the 1900’s and into the next century. This isn’t the sound of dry sepia, though. The fabric of One Night is a worn piece of blue denim, and in the front pocket you’ll find a dog-eared photograph of a period that, sadly, passed a while ago. A few still return to that period, because the soil is still fertile. Kyle Fosburgh is an extremely talented guitarist, and he gives the audience the sound of an old America in all her striped splendor. A rapid, finger-plucked pattern burns down the railroad track like a midnight freight train, and from coast to coast the slower pieces carry the heart and soul of a nation.

His lyrics are never bolted on; they are used to tell the story. In fact, they’re crucial to the song. They are the bones on which the music stands and walks. They reach their crescendo on “Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee”; the track oozes with passion, and it’s something special. The guitar’s strummed fiercely, and the side of the palm is occasionally used to smack the strings. The notes are indeed being buried, pushed deeply into the soil. Like the night itself, the music is a vintage sheet of sound. Modern. Timeless. 
(James Catchpole)

Tracklist:

01. Fruit of the Vine
02. Venice Waltz
03. Sky & Earth
04. Into My Heart
05. Big Star Falling
06. There Is A Way
07. Sunrise Over The Andes
08. Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee
09. Time and Place
10. Turning Point
11. Variations on Rocky Mountain Raga

Staat er compleet op, 20% pars meegepost.

Met zeer veel dank aan Midasz (moet je maar niet staken, LOL).