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 ██     Paul Pigat_Boxcar Campfire                                           ██
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 ██     ARTIST......: Paul Pigat                                             ██
 ██     TITLE.......: Boxcar Campfire                                        ██
 ██     LABEL.......: Little Pig Records                                     ██
 ██     TYPE........: Album                                                  ██
 ██     GENRE.......: Folk                                                   ██
 ██     SOURCE......: CDDA                                                   ██
 ██     TRACKS......: 12                                                     ██
 ██     TIME........: 46:18 min                                              ██
 ██     SIZE........: 75,1 MB                                                ██
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 ██     STREET DATE.: 000.00.2009                                            ██
 ██     URL.........: www.paulpigat.com                                      ██
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 ██     01.Johnny's Poorly                         03:07                     ██
 ██     02.All Over Now                            02:26                     ██
 ██     03.John Henry Part 2                       04:41                     ██
 ██     04.Dig Me A Hole                           03:47                     ██
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 ██     09.Troubled Mind                           04:29                     ██
 ██     10.Papa Come Quick                         04:56                     ██
 ██     11.Tortured                                05:01                     ██
 ██     12.Storm Song                              05:05                     ██
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 ██     Paul Pigat's many fans are probably more familiar with him as        ██
 ██     the front man of the rockin' Cousin Harley band. You might think     ██
 ██     that acoustic music is a new diversion for the already               ██
 ██     multi-talented Vancouver musician. Not so. But not everyone is       ██
 ██     familiar with this side of Paul - that of emotive                    ██
 ██     singer-songwriter. Boxcar Campfire will soon change that             ██
 ██     situation. Paul Pigat's latest CD is a collection of songs about     ██
 ██     love, heartbreak, and redemption; mostly self-penned tunes along     ██
 ██     with a handful of creatively arranged covers. Although laced         ██
 ██     with tasteful musicianship, this recording is a departure in the     ██
 ██     sense that the songs rather than the playing are the main            ██
 ██     feature.                                                             ██
 ██                                                                          ██
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 ██                                                                          ██
 ██     Oh man, this one is soooo very cool as Paul Pigat embodies an        ██
 ██     old-timey vibe like nobody's business! The etymology of Boxcar       ██
 ██     Campfire is a hobo's night blaze fired up to warm body and soul      ██
 ██     'midst a tradition of solitarily gypsy ways, freedom with            ██
 ██     hazards and want but a woolly experience around which many great     ██
 ██     songs have been written. In that, Pigat imbues his work with         ██
 ██     such bounce and vigor deriving from a swinging blues base that       ██
 ██     one is immediately reminded of Van Dyke Parks, Leon Redbone, the     ██
 ██     Cheap Suit Serenaders, old black blues, and country cowboy heel      ██
 ██     kicking. Not only that but the guy possesses a knack for lyrics      ██
 ██     that slots his original work right in there with the classics, a     ██
 ██     few of which, old and new, he covers here, the rest of the mode      ██
 ██     ringing solidly in absentia. Plays a damn good guitar, too, full     ██
 ██     of imagery and emotionùcatch Nowhere Town for an eerily              ██
 ██     affecting example.                                                   ██
 ██                                                                          ██
 ██     In his rocking' hillbilly persona, Pigat's the lead man for          ██
 ██     Cousin Harley (here), where he swings mean and hard before           ██
 ██     adopting a suave nightclub face for the Paul Pigat Trio, playing     ██
 ██     a righteous Les Paul / Charlie Byrd / Kenny Burrell guitar in        ██
 ██     jazz-smooth measures, but this solo stuff in Boxcar is so far        ██
 ██     removed from all of that, that it's almost spooky. The guy's a       ██
 ██     split personality case, all three manifestations 100% convicted.     ██
 ██     Even his voice chameleons itself to scale the fence in               ██
 ██     authenticity as railroad cops come sprinting down the rails          ██
 ██     brandishing billy clubs to hustle the bums, refugees, and bo's       ██
 ██     off to someone else's jurisdiction. Then Troubled Mind lovingly      ██
 ██     betrays sympathies to fellow Canadian Gordon Lightfoot.              ██
 ██                                                                          ██
 ██     Johnny's Poorly is a Hesitation Blues riff almost sounding like      ██
 ██     an outtake from Wizard of Oz, perhaps from a gaggle of               ██
 ██     unemployed Topeka Line munchkins lamenting a fellow oustee's bad     ██
 ██     luck. Why Wizard of Oz? Well, because there's the most unusual       ██
 ██     sense of subterranean merriment in the rendition despite the         ██
 ██     plaint of its mood, an irrepressible something in Pigat's work       ██
 ██     that refuses to be nailed down, flitting from cut to cut with        ██
 ██     engaging vivacity, all of it smoky with the husky flavors of a       ██
 ██     cat who lives for his work. In fact, this release is so              ██
 ██     hellaciously good that were I to resurrect my                        ██
 ██     last-year-abandoned participation in the Top 20 O' Da Year FAME      ██
 ██     List, Boxcar Campfire would be one of the first inductees.           ██
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 ██     Acoustic Music                                                       ██
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 ██     Like any broad musical genre be it metal, punk, rock, country,       ██
 ██     blues, etc. there are gray lines about where certain bands or        ██
 ██     specific albums fall in sub-genre wise. Take country for             ██
 ██     example: country to me is honest and simple. Not simple as in it     ██
 ██     canÆt get complicated musically because it can, but simple as        ██
 ██     far as emotions go. To me country is all about stories, and          ██
 ██     being open with your feelings. Your woman left and broke your        ██
 ██     heart, the flood is drowning all the cotton and is rising up to      ██
 ██     the cabin, the train is moving along blowing its lonesome            ██
 ██     whistle. Open and honest.                                            ██
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 ██     Going acoustic helps with this. Over production of music makes       ██
 ██     it too shiny, too perfect and hey, no oneÆs perfect, right?          ██
 ██     Right. So why try to take something that should show a topic         ██
 ██     with warts and all and make it glitzy? If someone is bigger than     ██
 ██     life in their music and stage show than they arenÆt exactly          ██
 ██     being honest. After all, theyÆre bigger than LIFE. Over the top.     ██
 ██     Exaggerating.                                                        ██
 ██                                                                          ██
 ██     Also, to me, country is intimate. A country song should not feel     ██
 ██     out of place around a campfire or played on your porch or in         ██
 ██     your kitchen or even noodling around on the couch. You shouldnÆt     ██
 ██     need a billion pedals and a custom guitar to channel honesty         ██
 ██     with a bit of twang.                                                 ██
 ██                                                                          ██
 ██     Paul Pigat sent me his newest album Boxcar Campfire to review        ██
 ██     and I think itÆs the epitome of country or what country should       ██
 ██     be. He calls it his acoustic album though there are some             ██
 ██     electric guitars here and there, and listening to it I didnÆt        ██
 ██     know what to expect. I mean, when someone describes something as     ██
 ██     acoustic it could be anything, right? The Eagles had an acoustic     ██
 ██     album, as did Alice in Chains, Nirvana, and even Metallica. You      ██
 ██     have bands like the Lost Fingers too. Acoustic merely means          ██
 ██     unplugged so it was pretty exciting listening to it and since        ██
 ██     youÆre reading this, I certainly hope you donÆt mind me spoiling     ██
 ██     it a bit and labeling it ôcountry.ö                                  ██
 ██                                                                          ██
 ██     Ah, but calling it country seems like such a cop out. ItÆs more      ██
 ██     than that, really. There are some SERIOUS chops displayed            ██
 ██     throughout the album and the songwriting is top notch, and it        ██
 ██     has quite a bit of bluegrass to the feel of it, but it never         ██
 ██     strays too far from the things that happen to line up exactly        ██
 ██     with what I call country. Open and honest.                           ██
 ██                                                                          ██
 ██     The album being mostly acoustic really helps with this. So does      ██
 ██     the production value. Let me explain this a bit: you can tell        ██
 ██     PaulÆs playing his heart out but the recording itself doesnÆt        ██
 ██     seem cheap or raw. ThereÆs no buzzing in the backgrounds or          ██
 ██     extra noise. ItÆs just the instruments and you can hear every        ██
 ██     detail about it, even through stock Toyota Carolla speakers, and     ██
 ██     thatÆs what I like to hear. Nothing more open and honest than        ██
 ██     having every detail of your playing recorded perfectly and           ██
 ██     pumped through your speakers for the world to hear.                  ██
 ██                                                                          ██
 ██     And believe me, the world should hear this album. ItÆs awesome.      ██
 ██     The songs span all sorts of topics but most of them are a little     ██
 ██     down. ItÆs not depressing, but thereÆs not a lot of happiness        ██
 ██     either. I really like it. If you turn on the radio the people        ██
 ██     singing are all extremes. TheyÆre super happy, super in love,        ██
 ██     super angry, super miserable, etc. etc. While life certainly has     ██
 ██     these moments, most of your life is probably in an in-between        ██
 ██     mode where nothingÆs too bad but itÆs not too great either.          ██
 ██                                                                          ██
 ██     ItÆs pretty tough for me to review this album just because itÆs      ██
 ██     so tough to describe. Maybe thatÆs why Paul called it an             ██
 ██     acoustic album. If I said it was country, comparisons to Brad        ██
 ██     Paisley, Blake Shelton, or Brooks & Dunn might jump to mind and      ██
 ██     that is NOT what this album sounds like. What I said about it        ██
 ██     not being that happy of an album might make you think itÆs a         ██
 ██     downer and THAT is not true either. Intimate might make you          ██
 ██     think slow and so on and so on and everything I could throw out      ██
 ██     there to describe it would probably make you think of something      ██
 ██     this album is not.                                                   ██
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 ██     So to be simple, the album is complex. Emotionally, I mean. ItÆs     ██
 ██     the kind of album you listen to the first time and you really        ██
 ██     want to hear it again because you just have to go through them       ██
 ██     more and more to fully get the feeling, really listen to the         ██
 ██     words, really try to take it in. This is not a listen to once        ██
 ██     and itÆs immediately digested. This is quality music that you        ██
 ██     just have to go back to.                                             ██
 ██                                                                          ██
 ██     And I have to say, having watched PaulÆs instructional DVD and       ██
 ██     hearing him soft-spoken and humble, the vocals on this are           ██
 ██     pretty shocking. HeÆs got some serious soul to him and the           ██
 ██     vocals display that perfectly.                                       ██
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 ██     Everything, the everything-displayed playing, the soulful            ██
 ██     vocals, the great lyrics, the amazing production value, it all       ██
 ██     comes together andà well, it ENVELOPS you. ThatÆs the best word      ██
 ██     to describe it. ItÆs really a total package and honestly, IÆve       ██
 ██     never heard anything like it. Paul should send this to Nashville     ██
 ██     to show them how itÆs done.                                          ██
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 ██     -Pappy                                                               ██
 ██                                                                          ██
 ██     Edit: After reading the review, I received this email from Paul      ██
 ██     and thought I would share it with you:                               ██
 ██                                                                          ██
 ██     "Hey there,                                                          ██
 ██     I love the review. It seems like you really listened to the CD       ██
 ██     and found it equally as hard to categorize as I did (as you          ██
 ██     suspected that's why i just called it an acoustic album) It          ██
 ██     seems you and I share the same beliefs about what country music      ██
 ██     should be (and blues music for that matter!) Thanks again!           ██
 ██     Paul"                                                                ██
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 ██     Two points for Pappy!                                                ██
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 ██     - www.fifthfret.org                                                  ██
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