“Publicity: Mike Farley/ Michael J. Media/ 615-885-3652/ mike@michaeljmedia.com”
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various
““Not only does this album have an amazing sound, it also has very relatable songs.”—Stephanie Hill, Metro Spirit
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metro spirit
““Craig Jackson's music might be considered Americana, but it really sounds like Tom Petty gone country.”—Paul Schultz, The Trades”
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the trades
““His voice…gives his arrangements a warm glow and a melded softness that carries through pretty much the whole disc. In general, these songs take their time, maintaining laid-back but emotionally potent moods.”—Jon Sobel, Blog Critics”
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blog critics
““Some albums are like handmade for a relaxing moment in the sofa after a day at work, when you get home from a stressed day at the office you better make sure that you have a copy of Craig Jackson's new album, Damn the Roses."—Kaj Roth, Melodic.net”
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melodic .net
““By definition this is a great Americana album. It has left of the mainstream dial appeal that encompasses a lot of style and substance into the songs by combining outstanding melodies.”—Jeffrey Kurtis, Guestlist Magazine”
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guestlist magazine
““It’s taken a handful of albums and quite of bit of polishing for Jackson to find his musical voice, but he’s managed to do just that on Damn the Roses, easily the most enjoyable release of his career.”—Jeffrey Sisk, Daily News, Pittsburgh”
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pittsburgh daily news
““Craig Jackson’s fifth album demonstrates why he received a nomination for “Best New Band of 2009” at Nashville’s Toast of Music City awards. Opening with the quiet confidence of just a few guitar notes, Damn the Roses soon delivers ten nicely paced songs with strong rhythms and melodies…..It’s simply hard to imagine not finding pleasure in this album.”—David Cantor, Goodsound.com”
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goodsound.com
““Damn the Roses was recorded here at Cabin in the Woods studio and its array of styles and influences reflects the willingness of Jackson, a confident and gritty vocalist, to stretch his voice and try his hands on different types of things.” – Ron Wynn, The City Paper, Nashville ”
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the city paper nashville
““He has captured the best of the A+ songwriting skills from the old school (Tom Petty, Jackson Browne, Eagles etc.) and incorporated a modern but organic approach to the production and arrangement elements. When I find myself singing along halfway through the first chorus and he takes the structure in fresh but easily accessible directions, the end result is a very satisfying listening experience that makes me want to keep coming back for more"--Mark Keefner,
Waymo Music & Soundesign”
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waymo music
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“These country-tinged soft Americana-based pop tunes go down nice and easy. The main focal point is Craig's cool understated vocals...but there are all kinds of nifty soothing guitars chiming around in the background. Songs are the meat of this album...and all ten pretty much hit the target. This guy has a sound that could easily appeal to millions upon millions of listeners.”—Don Seven, LMNOP.com
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lmnop
Comments
Just passing through to show some support & to listen to your great music, all the best Paul
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Hi, Craig !! Good to see you on here. As always you are amazing, but i sure do miss Jackson's in long beach:)