MUSIC
Charting new territory, Queen Fareena winds down a lazy river of ragtime, roots & country blues, to dixieland with hints of cajun. Obscure revamped oldies from the 20’s and 30’s of artists like Reverend Gary Davis, Read more
Charting new territory, Queen Fareena winds down a lazy river of ragtime, roots & country blues, to dixieland with hints of cajun. Obscure revamped oldies from the 20’s and 30’s of artists like Reverend Gary Davis, John Hurt and Robert Johnson, along with Carmichael’s original compositions, which are all laced with instrumentation comparable to Springsteen’s “Seeger Sessions” making it the perfect follow-up to Kelly’s 2005 debut Old Stock. - Dave Rubin (GUITAR MAGAZINE)
2009 Dogstreet Records
$15.00
Debut CD featuring Kelly Carmichael on acoustic guitar and vocals. Staples of country blues and spirituals from the likes of Son House, Mississippi John Hurt to Bill Broonzy, and Robert Johnson.
2005 Dogstreet Records
$15.00
“The classic sensibility practically bleeds from the speakers of Kelly Carmichael‘s new solo album – It’s a return to form because it’s heavy, it’s something new because it’s a different take on heavy, and it’s something Read more
“The classic sensibility practically bleeds from the speakers of Kelly Carmichael‘s new solo album – It’s a return to form because it’s heavy, it’s something new because it’s a different take on heavy, and it’s something old because that take on heavy is based in large part on the formative period of the style.” By JJ Koczan – THE OBELISK
2018 Dogstreet Records
$12.00
