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11 Sep 02 - 09:44 AM (#781207) Subject: Woods Tea Company? From: John Hardly I just got my new Dirty Linen and contained therein is an ad for a new Woods Tea Co. CD. It sounded too familiar and though I've done the search here I can't find the mudcat connection with this group. Any help? |
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11 Sep 02 - 10:16 AM (#781225) Subject: RE: Woods Tea Company? From: Sorcha They've been around quite a while, probably with personel changes and they are from Vermont........ |
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11 Sep 02 - 11:23 AM (#781285) Subject: RE: Woods Tea Company? From: Jim Krause I saw them once at Silver Dollar City. I thought they were very good. Jim |
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11 Sep 02 - 06:53 PM (#781582) Subject: RE: Woods Tea Company? From: John Hardly Thanks for the replies. I thought I had remembered (mistakenly as it turns out) that one of their members was a mudcatter. |
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11 Sep 02 - 07:26 PM (#781609) Subject: RE: Woods Tea Company? From: Joe Offer http://woodstea.net/ is the Website of this group. I haven't seen them live, but I sure like their recordings. They do a great job on Foolish Questions - and they do well on more serious stuff, too. -Joe Offer- |
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11 Sep 02 - 08:44 PM (#781666) Subject: RE: Woods Tea Company? From: Sorcha When I saw them (admittedly several years ago) I thought they were boring. Maybe they have changed since then. Every song/tune sounded just like the other songs/tunes. |
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12 Sep 02 - 12:49 AM (#781782) Subject: RE: Woods Tea Company? From: Nerd I've seen them many times (Burlington first night has become a tradition with us). They're not groundbreaking, but they're solid and fun. |
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12 Sep 02 - 08:59 AM (#781963) Subject: RE: Woods Tea Company? From: Midchuck Every song/tune sounded just like the other songs/tunes. Is that intended as a criticism? Isn't that pretty much a prerequisite for commercial success in music today? Have you given a listen to a few of the Sensitive Young Singer-Songwriters? P. |
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24 Aug 05 - 09:17 AM (#1548520) Subject: RE: Woods Tea Company? From: Allan C. These guys seem to me to be a well kept secret. I had never heard of them until yesterday when I found their music available on Live365. Their style is what I have often called "uptown folk" but do deliver a consistently high quality sound along with a rather broad repertoire. If the cuts I've heard from their "live" album are any indication, they probably put on a rather good show. In another thread they were mentioned in the same breath as The Kingston Trio. I can understand why. It surprises me that I've not heard of them before now. Frankly, I like them a lot. |