Joe Ebel, Primebel - 1h 10m 42s

Tracks & Durations

1. First Snow	4:14
2. The Caper	4:03
3. Shirley Mae	4:11
4. Freefall	4:15
5. The Calling	4:22
6. Broken Lullaby	4:01
7. The Joezone Layer	2:56
8. Primebel	5:04
9. Father To Son	5:40
10. Island Daydream	3:44
11. Ray of Hope	4:06
12. Palenque	5:02
13. Annie's Garden	5:47
14. Data Track	13:08

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Review

Songs from "Primebel" are now heard on over 150 radio stations via PRI syndicated show, "Echoes"!

"Primebel" has been selected as one of the Top 25 Essential CDs for 2003 by "Echoes" Staff!

After two CDs with guitarist Ken Bonfield, Joe Ebel has released his first solo effort, "Primebel." And this enhanced CD is loaded with bonus features accessible from a computer.

"Primebel" is a fingerstyle-guitar instrumental CD with a difference. Joe Ebel, the composer, arranger and guitarist, is also an accomplished violinist with a respect for melody and feeling. These songs will lift your spirits and fill your days with a lightness that is simply refreshing.

"Primebel" is a CD that celebrates melody with a playful spirit and a dedication to emotional expression. With acoustic fingerstyle guitar as the foundation of each piece, violin melodies complete a wonderful musical painting that will remain with you long after you've first listened. From the joyous "First Snow", which captures the spirit of that first snowfall of the season, to the longing sound of "Ray of Hope", to the latin rhythms of "Palenque", to the playfulness of "The Joezone Layer", featuring Grammy-winning bassist Michael Manring (Michael Hedges), Primebel will suprise and delight you at every turn. These songs were written from the heart, played with passion and recorded with precision.

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