StompinGrounds

#		Title	Length
1		stompingrounds	4:20	Play
2		catarina	2:57	Play
3		this morning blue	3:47	Play
4		woman go	3:00	Play
5		some things don't work out	2:55	Play
6		trouble	4:13	Play
7		just another old love song	3:01	Play
8		surgery	2:23	Play
9		he said she said	5:09	Play
10		rainy day lament	9:13	Play
			40:58

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Have you ever been hooked on the narrative of a conversation that you weren't supposed to hear? That is one of the things you might feel when listening to the music of singer/songwriter Joe Purdy. As he remembers an angry moment or a stolen kiss, his voice becomes startlingly intimate -- you can practically feel his breath on your ear. His sweet, folk- flavored melodies, coupled with the warm tones of an old Gibson guitar, are enough to make an audience blush.

Purdy's bluegrass roots show through on "StompinGrounds," the third independent release from the golden-voiced Arkansas native. Mandolin and banjo solos accent the likes of "Woman Go" and "Trouble," and good old-fashioned storytelling reigns throughout. But Purdy throws a few curveballs -- well-placed synthesizers on songs like "Rainy Day Lament" keep the sound fresh and closer to David Gray than Doc Watson. If you liked "Heartbreaker," you are bound to fall for "StompinGrounds."