Dave and Anne Ducharme-Jones celebrate CD release!
by Bman | Apr 19, 2016 | Uncategorized |
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(Austin, Tex.) Strangest Things is the new release co-written by Austin’s David and Anne
Ducharme-Jones (doo-sharm). Strangest Things is
13 lyrically driven rock songs accented by David’s strong melodic
blues/jazz/rock guitar riffs. In celebration, the husband-wife team will perform at the One-2-One Bar April 22 at 8 p.m. The show begins at 8 p.m. and with
the $10.00 cover you receive a complimentary copy of the new CD. (www.ducharmejones.com)
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Strangest Things features
the songwriting husband-wife team, David and Anne Ducharme-Jones. It was
produced and recorded at The Track Shack in South Austin.
Highlighted tracks to listen to and play include:
Strangest
Things (rock)
Red Roses (country rock)
Wherever You Go (poignant singer-songwriter)
David and Anne added a new
facet to their successful relationship with co-writing
these 13 songs. Though Anne has sung on David’s solo albums and helped with
David’s songs this is the first time they have completely collaborated on
all aspects. The thing they love the most about the writing partnership is
the eclectic nature of the songs they bring to life. These songs are
snippets of their own history, mostly love stories, including upbeat
roots-rocker “Red Roses” and “Two Satellites”,
alongside moody and ambient “Of the Water”, whimsical, jazzy
“Wherever You Go”, and funky “The Girl Is Gone.”
Anne steps into lead vocals on rootsey-rockers “I Don’t Need
You,” “Crazy Heart,” and “I Was Wrong.”
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Long known for his stellar guitar performances, Dave’s prior releases
include Weeds
(2009), and A LOUD
Guitar (2012) on which Annie joined him on background vocals
and at live performances.
“Packed
with talent.” – PoP Culture Press
“Solid and melodically interesting.” – Bman’s Blues Report
“An original and diverse set of blues-based
roots music.” – Blues
Bytes
“A sumptuous breadth of styles and influences.” – Lone Star Music
“Supremely smooth six-string maneuvers… also gets
gritty.” – The
Austin Chronicle
“Sophisticated and fiery, Dave plays with
emotion and style.” – Roger Allen, Sun Radio
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