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| ARTIST: | Paul Burch |
| CATEGORY: | Music |
| MANUFACTURER: | Bloodshot Records |
| TYPE: | Country, Pop |
| MEDIA: | Audio CD |
| TRACKS: | Love Sick Blues Boy, Bad Girl She Used to Be, Life of a Fool, Deserted Love, If You're Gonna Love Me (C'est le Moment), Call My Name, Time to Cry, Sparks Fly Out, Moments of Weaknesss, Last Time I Fell, Like Railroad Steel, My Last Match (Sulphur) |
| UPC: | 744302010328 |
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Customer Reviews of Fool for Love
One of a kind I don't think Paul Burch fits neatly into any category especially alt country. He's in the too good category. It's country music for people who like classical music, if that makes any sense. Even when he's rocking out, he doesn't lose control. The music is so smooth and groovy that you don't realize that you are moving your feet. His act is that polished. Paul Burch will probably never get huge cause he doesn't turn it up to 11. He doesn't need to.
Paul Burch may not be God, but he could be his minstrel...
Firstly, let me preface by saying that I know Paul Burch. We worked together in college radio at Purdue University, where he avidly debunked the idea that Hoosiers were unsophisticated consumers of music at best and complete, tone-deaf Philistines, intolerant of innovation and ignorant of heritage, at their worst. Paul has an incredible ability to hear a piece of popular music, then either repeat it back note for note, phrase for phrase, or (disconcertingly) transposed into a completely different genre that often works as well or better than the original. He has an encyclopedic knowledge of popular music and a passion for its roots. It's not enough for Paul to listen to Elvis Costello's "Get Happy." He tells you which songs are based on what inspiration, and often what inspired that. It is a true joy to hear such a genuine enthusiast, at play as it were, in the fields of his first and truest love. With Paul, American roots music is not just a costume drama. It is what he lives, which is why he can "sell" songs as diverse as "How Do I Know? [Blue Notes]", "Aliceville Rag [Last of My Kind]", and "Lovesick Blues Boy", from the current offering. Paul Burch is an all-too-rare treasure in the land of American Idol: an artist with enthusiasm, without pretension, able to stand on his own feet and acknowledge the giants on whose shoulders he stands. Buy the record, man!
Sam Cooke of country
An amazingly beautiful and subtley swinging record. This cat sings like a bird and seems to be such a thoroughly limber, versatile, and creative songwriter that I'm surprised he hasn't been drafted to write film scores instead of making perfect and almost unheard country (or pop? or soul) records like a modern day Cinderella, waiting to be plucked from obscurity. Cynical minds beware, you'll be humming all of these songs in almost no time and will become a believer after the first listen. I can't wait for the next one. Oh, and his live performances rock.