Jeff Martin, Exile and the Kingdom - 42m 53s

Tracks & Durations

1. World Is Calling	5:24
2. Butterfly	3:31
3. Where Do We Go From Here	3:37
4. Daystar	3:59
5. Lament	4:34
6. Angeldust	4:50
7. Black Snake Blues	3:32
8. Stay Inside Me	3:40
9. The Kingdom	6:22
10. Good Time Song	3:17

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Review

As Songwriter, Singer, Producer, and Guitarist with the Tea Party, Jeff Martin Brought Grandeur, Majesty and Mystique Back to Rock Music at a Time When his Peers and Contemporaries were Either Reveling in all Things Punk Rock, Dumbing Down the Music for Quick Commercial Gratification, Or Generally Showing a Lack of Concern for Melody, Dynamics, Musicianship and the Manipulation of Light and Shade. The Tea Party Endeared Itself to a Rabid Fan Base on the Strength of Its Manic, Marathon Live Shows, the Smoky Sensuality of Martin's Voice, the Musical Expeditionary Nature of the Group's Evolving Palette of Musical Colors, the Sheer Ambitious Scope of Its Studio Recordings. What We're Witnessing is the Full Flourishing of Martin's Talents as Both Writer and Storyteller, as a Messenger of the Muse. "Exile and the Kingdom" is the First Solo Album by Jeff Martin.

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