Luke Brindley
Country of origin:
U.S.
Type of music generally:
Beautiful, contemporary folk, folk/rock
Status:
Most recent release, Crazy Grace (2021)
See also:
Luke Brindley's website
Comparisons:
Paul Simon, James Taylor
Covers/own material:
Own
General comments:
With the right exposure or representation, this talent is "good enough for prime time". He has a tender love affair going with his guitar. All songs seem to be structured to his voice in a rather interesting manner. He has a honey/smoky voice. They work well together. The source of music seems to rise from a journal of personal poetry. Very welcoming recording. Lots of warmth and peace in his style. (Anachro1@pacbell.net)
Recommended first album:
How Faint the Whisper is the only one we've heard
Recordings:
- Spring Song
- How Faint the Whisper (2001)
- Playing With the Light (with the Brindley Brothers, 2004)
- Filled With Fire (with the Brindley Brothers, 2006)
- Luke Brindley (2007)
- Five Songs EP (2008)
- Solo Guitar (2010)
- A Hidden Wholeness (2010)
- Our Year (2013)
- A Few Favorites (covers, 2015)
- Crack of Light (2015)
- Invitation to Joy (2016)
- Winter Guitar (EP, 2016)
- The Whiskey Switch (2014)
- Holiday Guitar (2017)
- Our Year (2018)
- Dream Songs (Part One) (EP, 2018)
- Thin Spaces (2020)
- The Devil's Drum (2020)
- Crazy Grace (2021)
How Faint the Whisper
Release info:
2001—self-released
Availability:
See Luke Brindley's website for availability
Ecto priority:
Tops
Group members:
Luke Brindley—guitar, voice
Guest artists:
Daniel Brindley—piano, second guitar, voice
Spencer Miles—acoustic bass
Vesper Stamper—electric bass, voice
Chris Benelli—drums, percussion
Produced by:
Ben, Luke, and Daniel
Comments:
Soothing, sensitive, elegant, thoughtful and personal.
I definitely recommend buying this. It's been on my cd player since the day it arrived. (Anachro1@pacbell.net)
Further info:
Email luke@lukebrindley.com
Thanks to Anachro1@pacbell.net for work on this entry.
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