Exotic
America Receives Airplay on more than 60 Radio Stations
Over
60 NPR stations are now playing cuts from Exotic America,
with new stations being added every week. Go to http://www.andyrobinsonmusic.com/ExoticAmerica_RadioPlay.pdf to see if a station in your town is giving
Exotic America airplay.
Exotic
America featured on XM Satellite Radio "Best of the Week"
Exotic
America was added to the XM Satellite Radio playlist on 3-24-05
and was featured on their "Best of the Week" chart for that
week!
Andy
Robinson's Exotic America Named Top Ten Debut Album of 2004
Andy
Robinson's Exotic America was featured in the December 21
issue of the San Diego Union Tribune as one of the top ten
debut albums of 2004! Pop music critic George Varga
included Andy's first solo album with major label releases
by groups such as English art-rockers The Futureheads, and
notable "indie" releases such as albums by jazz/blues vocalist
Pyeng Threadgill, and Amp Fiddler (George Clinton, Prince,
Ramsey Lewis). Varga characterizes the music on Exotic
America as "a seamless blend of Western and Eastern folk
stylings rich in warmth and charm, but happily bereft of
affectation".
The
San Diego Reader Calls Exotic America "an extraordinary
collection".
The
San Diego Reader gave Exotic America a rave review in the
January 6 "Hometown CDs" column, calling the album, "fresh,
not formulaic", "a soundtrack to accompany moments of listener
introspection" and "an extraordinary collection".
Andy
Robinson's Music Featured on "Sweetwater Folk"
Several
of Andy’s songs were featured during the month of
February on “Sweetwater Folk”, an all-dulcimer
Internet radio station at www.live365.com. According
to the Sweetwater Folk DJs, ”you won't want
to miss Andy Robinson's song, ‘I Play the Dulcimer’...
the new Dulcimer National Anthem!”
Go to http://www.live365.com/stations/318690,
click “PLAY” and you may hear “I’m
in Love with Your Sister”, “Scarecrow”,
“I Play the Dulcimer” or “Avenue V”,
alongside tunes by artists such as David Schnaufer, Larry
Conger, Force & d’Ossche, and many others who
use the dulcimer in both traditional and non-traditional
musical settings.
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