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It Always Rains On Sunday by Josh Buskirk
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fave it Traditional Folk | Modern Folk
11 tracks | 42 minutes
Released Jul 2006
on 6/12 Productions
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6 and 12-string guitar. "The 11 original tracks highlight his love of twangy guitars with a distinct melody that has the power of getting stuck in one’s head. Buskirk has exceptional talent, not only in the art of playing guitar but also in writing"
Bio / Background
It’s a familiar story, in some ways, of boy-meets-
instrument. A young man sits in his room,
practicing guitar. His parents are gone for the
day, so nobody reminds him to stop what he’s doing
and eat. “Before I knew it in those days, 12 or
16 hours had gone by,” says Josh Buskirk. “I’m
sure my parents thought I’d lost my mind.” The
slight, quiet and sometimes self-effacing Buskirk
is the kind of guy who grabs your attention with
his playing, not his manner. Spend any amount of
time with the 25-year-old resident of Parkersburg
and it becomes clear that his instrument is his
life. “They say there are two types of musicians,
”he said. “There are those that like music, and
there’s people like me who are less cool about it
and love their instrument. I love the guitar.”
Sparkle and structure are two words that come to
mind when hearing some of Buskirk’s original
work from his debut CD “It Always Rains on Sunday.
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