Greetings From Joetown, West V

Picklesimer, Chuck
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General | Jan 2003

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Reviewed 2003-04-19
Chuck Picklesimer -- Greetings from West Virginia

Gentle, grandfatherly folk, great deep voice a la Johnny Cash. Pleasant songs if not especially striking, mostly concerning life lessons about friends, family, faith and love -- an old-timer passing along what he's learned. Very
earnest and touching, but the best songs are about seemingly random topics like a time-traveling beauty contest winner and a guy making a deal with a minor
devil character become a fair/middling guitar player. Some songs are duets with his niece, who co-wrote some of the songs.

Best tracks: 1, 3, 13, 19

1. Gospel-like backup singers
3. About a time traveling beauty contest winner - no joke
7. Heartbreaking story
10. Sad tale
11. Good instrumentation - accordion/fiddle
13. A deal with the devil for guitar skills
19. Goofy metaphors for discarded love

Recent airplay

There Is a Box
Press and ReleaseJun 04, 2003
Speed Bump
the rust beltMay 02, 2003
Speed Bump
Hot off the GrillApr 08, 2003

Charting

2003-04-07 — 2003-06-09
Week EndingAirplays
Jun 8 1
May 4 1
Apr 13 1

Track listing

1. There Is a Box
2. Where Eagles Abide
3. Time to Fly
4. Take Me for a Sweet Ride
5. Act Natural
6. Lately I Havn't Been Makinge
7. Long Walk Back
8. Frost
9. Sign Posts
10. George Says Dear
11. When Time Stood Still
12. Have a Nice Trip Trip
13. Dealing with Demons
14. You Are the Main Reason
15. Life of Care
16. Long Time Blues
17. Creature Agree
18. My Hand to Your Ear
19. Speed Bump
20. I Dare You