ROGER KNOTT - "I Got My Work Cut Out
" CD
NEW ALBUM NOW OUT !!!
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"I Got My Work Cut Out" is the sixth album from Roger Knott.
Hot on the heels of Big News From A Small Town, with its major shift from
Roger's customary acoustic feel to a harder electric sound, this new release
successfully bridges the gap between the contrasting styles, with variety
as its strength.
The musical history of the of the players on the album reads like a Who's
Who of the cream of Nashville, where it was recorded. Sprinkled throughout
is the wonderfully sympathetic lyrical fiddle-playing of John Cowan Band
stalwart, Shad Cobb. Add to this the alternating electric and upright bass
of bluegrass favourite Ricky Skaggs' band member Mark Fain.
The drums and percussion duties are handled expertly by Roger's long-time
friend from his UK hometown, Pat McInerney. The core band is topped by supremo
Producer, Guitarist, Mandolinist and you-name-it, Thomm Jutz. This is Roger's
fourth album to feature Thomm's talents. Together, Pat & Thomm co-produced
Nanci Griffith's latest album "The Loving Kind", and continue as touring
members of Nanci's Blue Moon Orchestra.
"A greatly talented songwriter" - Americana UK
"Some seriously strong writing at work" - Maverick Magazine
In 2005 Roger gravitated towards the music scene that flourishes in Nashville
as the natural home for a singer-songwriter with his musical leanings. While
there in 2007, he secured legendary guitarist/songwriter Clive Gregson to
produce the "Step Out into The Sun" CD, which subsequently featured on
UKCountryRadio.com when the station chose Roger as its "Spotlight UK Artist".
Sessions in 2008 resulted in the "Been Down That Road" CD, accorded Album
Of The Week on Belgian radio.
"A distinctive voice that you can't help but warm to" - Pennyblack
Music
"Knott's vocal is unique ... no half measures." - R2-Rock'n'Reel
magazine
And the new songs... they range from the jaunty Country-ness of "The House
Where We Lived" to the Clapton-esque "White Lies", with much in between.
There is even a bonus radio re-mix by London producer and steel guitarist,
Steve Honest.
Roger has been featured artist three times on U.S. Radio station WAPS-FM
91.3 "The Summit" on the Just Plain Folk show plus has had numerous other
radio support on Folk, Country, Americana and Popular music programs, including
local BBC.
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