Posted at: 7:38 am on Dec 04, 2009 | Filed under:
PromotionWe announced it here two days ago, and today, with stunning speed, it becomes a reality: Choosing Sides is available for purchase in the Rabbit Room store.
You can choose the CD for $12, or MP3 downloads for $9.
Choosing Sides contains nine tracks, some of which will be familiar to those who have heard Andy play them in concerts over the past year:
- I’m On Your Side
- She Finds A Way
- Swing Wide The Glimmering Gates
- The Arms of Love
- Waiting
- Rest
- Without You
- I Thank God For You
- What I Know Now
There’s also a rumor that Andy will have the discs along for sale on the BtLOG tour this month, so if you’re lucky enough to get to see him there, buy one! (Lincoln, NE tonight!)
Once I get my hands on a copy of the CD I’ll get the Song Vault updated with lyrics and supporting info.
Got any guesses as to what that might be?
Posted at: 6:17 pm on Apr 06, 2009 | Filed under:
Site NewsActually, I do know the answer to this one. 
You know how Andy’s page loads have been awfully slow of late? Well, Andy decided to let us host his site. But … suffice it to say that … things haven’t exactly gone well.
Now I think I have a handle what’s going on … but hang tight and we’ll get it back to right soon!
Big, big kudos go out to Geof Morris for providing an absolutely fantastic bootleg of Andy’s Monday night show at The Rutledge.
Andy does some new stuff (Four Horses, I’m On Your Side), some old stuff (White Dove, Santa Barbara), some rare stuff (New Mexico – never heard him do that one live before!) and some really old stuff (a fantastic bluesy version of I Miss Those Days that simply must be heard). Oh yeah, and there’s a two-minute guitar solo on Hold The Light.
Just to give you a little taste, here’s “I Miss Those Days”:
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If you want to download the whole thing, head on over to indieriver.net.
I’ll be the first to admit that things have been a little slow around these parts lately, but I’d be quite remiss if I didn’t make note of today’s milestone.
Let me suggest that each of you take a minute to head over to Andy’s blog or his facebook page and wish him a happy 30th birthday. And let’s all hope that the 30′s only make the rock and roll that much more AWESOME.