I’ve always had a fondness for the sound of the human voice accompanied by guitar. Be it Bing Crosby and Eddie Lang, Frank Sinatra and Tony Mottola, Ella Fitzgerald and Joe Pass or Tuck & Patti, there’s something visceral about the intimacy of this combination that invites the audience to come closer, join the performers and listen attentively.
For some time now I’ve wanted to record a series of duets for voice and guitar but just never got around to it. Of course, I needed the right singer. I could find no better partner in this labor of love than my friend and colleague Eric Hoffman. We’ve worked together in a variety of contexts and ensembles over the past decade and found our collaborations to be rewarding.
– Ken Hatfield
- See You Tomorrow (À Demain) 4:12
- Spring Can Really Ha ng you Up the Most 6:49
- Stirri ngs Still 3:47
- Down Here o n the Ground 4:39
- Juniper Street 4:22
- You Can Never Hold Back Spring 4:27
- Most E very Day 2:52
- Answer Me , My Love 3:34
- Lonely Nocturne 3:14
- Any Place I Hang My Hat is Home 4:05
- The Time I Spend with You 3:42
Website – KenHatfield.com
Label – Arthur Circle Music – ACM
Promotion – Michael Carlson mcpro@earthlink.net
Publicity – dan@fortunecreative.com