Vance Gilbert, Edgewise - 49m 57s

Tracks & Durations

1. When Jimmy Falls in Love	4:28
2. Your Train	4:24
3. If These Teardrops Had Wings	4:39
4. Country Western Rap	2:47
5. Good Cup of Coffee	4:26
6. Seamless Life	4:03
7. Witness to Joy	3:31
8. Lyin' Eyes	4:19
9. Slip Away	4:46
10. I'm Watching My Heart	3:34
11. Rocket to the Moon	5:20
12. King of Rome	3:35

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Review

If James Taylor is a watered-down imitation of Paul Simon, and Graham Nash is a watered-down imitation of Taylor, and Dan Fogelberg is a watered-down imitation of Nash, and Lowen & Navarro are a watered-down imitation of Fogelberg, then Vance Gilbert is a watered-down imitation of Lowen & Navarro. Gilbert's new album, "Edgewise," is an unasked-for revival of that late-'70s genre, fern-bar folk. It's hard to say why Philo Records picked Gilbert out of the thousands of guitar-strummers who sing Crosby, Stills & Nash songs in restaurant-bars across America (perhaps they held a lottery), but this Boston-based singer-guitarist has mastered all the elements: the whining self-pity, the cloying sensitivity, the Casio-like rhythms, the relentlessly cheerful major-chord melodies. --Geoffrey Himes

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