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Dennis Hitchcox by Dennis Hitchcox
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fave it Acoustic | Power-folk
11 tracks | 50 minutes
Released Aug 2003
on HitchcoxMusic
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Guitar-drenched, drowsy songwriting, with stylish hooks, jazz guitar techinques, and bittersweet lyricism. Dennis Hitchcox's debut album takes off in a hazy jazz/folk spectrum and lands somewhere between minimalist Americana rock and punk folk.
Bio / Background
"Most often, a singer/songwriter will write a song, and then bring in other instruments during the recording session to add some depth. This method has its pros and cons. There is more to listen to, but sometimes the parts dangle and don't seem to have any purpose beyond just being there. It seems Hitchcox had this in mind while recording this album. Each song is comprised of one vocal track, and no more than two guitar parts, usually just the chords and a simple solo. The bad news is that every song ends up sounding pretty much like every other song. The good news is that every song is really quite good. The guitar playing is superb and delicate. Dennis has one of those earthy kind of voices that feels vaguely familiar and living room comfortable. The songs sound like an up-beat version of Greg Brown, the early years. They're bluesy at times, ballad at others, and can switch back and forth without any creases, even within the same song. (Track 5, Give In is a good example.
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