Drifters & Dreamers Reviews

Here’s what folks are saying about Naming The Twins second album titled “Drifters & Dreamers”:

Bob Mersereau's review

 

Bob Mersereau of CBC 3’s East Coast Music show reviews Naming the Twins’ Drifters and Dreamers album.

CBC 3’s Bob Mersereau’s Review of Drifters and Dreamers

From Joanna Mintzer, MA in Vermont:   “I am playing your 2 CDs over and over in the car and I wake up singing all the various sea ballads! I am enthralled with your singing, harmony and lyrics. pure genius and yet reminiscent of Peter Paul and Mary, whom I grew up on, minus one of them!

MidnightSpecial_NTT“The Midnight Special” selected Drifters & Dreamers as CD of the week on Aug 17. This is one of the longest-running widely-syndicated folk radio programs in the US.
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-Drifters & Dreamers came in at number four the week of August 19th on national folk/roots/blues chart for college and campus stations.

-Curly Boy Stubbs (Paul Mills who produced our first album) says:

“Just listened to your new album, and it’s terrific. Congratulations! Another collection of finely crafted songs beautifully performed. Well done, you two!”

 

– From  listener and fan, Sue Templeton-Deschene:

“Kathleen, I listened to the new Naming the Twins CD this afternoon! Your CD was perfect for the road! I really enjoy the warmth and vibrance of this album; all the songs seem to fit together into a true album. Kudos to you and Robbie, and also Alex Buchanan for such a clear, crisp production in which every note resonates. (As someone with hearing loss, I’ve long been annoyed by muddy-sounding production quality.)”

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– From online radio station and website – “East Coast Kitchen Party”:

Naming The Twins “Drifters & Dreamers” A Real Gem from Robbie Smith and Kathleen Glauser

Shelburne, NS – August 20, 2013 – The new release from Naming The Twins demonstrates a real growth from their 2010 release “Sweet Transitions.” That’s not surprising since Robbie Smith and Kathleen Glauser only began singing together in 2008. There is a real confidence in their new album that paints pictures with the words and music.

You can tell they spent a lot of time on nailing down the details of this release…

“Tall Ships” captures the depth of talent that helped out with the recording. We’re streaming it on our Soundcloud file.

See article and their website here: http://www.eastcoastkitchenparty.net/Music_Naming_The_Twins.php#.UhPZMBZvlTN

 

From Don Donoway, Milltop Tavern, St. Augustine, Florida

Your new album is a showcase! What great songs, what great singing and playing

From Mary & Brian Stocks, LaHave, NS

Drifters and Dreamers –

We all are amidst the echos and haunts of maritime roots that are brought forward so comfortingly with Rob’s consummate musicianship and wordsmithing and the continued evolution of Kathleen’s harmonies. Thank you both!