CODAS
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BEST OF ECHOES 2010 ROSEWOOD ALLEY earned "Tim Farrell brings a melodic sensibility to his compositions that makes him stand apart from most of the fingerstyle crowd. CODAS is Tim Farrell's best album yet." John Diliberto, ECHOES, heard worldwide on Public Radio International More Reviews |
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"CODAS came and I love it!!! It is surely your best playing so far. Very impressive and totally satisfying. I say it is Five Star Gourmet Guitar listening." Carla Van Dyke, The Sound Alternative, WDVR-FM, Sergeantsville, NJ
"Open Sea always makes me smile, feels like freedom." John Veseskis, WHUS-FM, Storrs, CT |
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Songs From Clarowood
was recorded with the George Nakashima Commemorative Edition Guitar built by the Martin Guitar Co. The guitar and the album are dedicated to George Nakashima's work and legacy. Proceeds from the sale of the album benefit the Nakashima Foundation For Peace
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One of the 25 Essential Echoes CD's for 2001 "Such an appealing collection of tunes on a great guitar for a noble cause. Conceptually, there is a lot of growth evident on this CD - like concentric growth rings of a tree." Stephen Rekas, Guitar Sessions Editor, Mel Bay Publications, Inc. More Reviews |
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"Fingerstyle guitar has been flourishing and few have mastered its intricacies, delicate melodies and meticulous moods like Tim Farrell."
Echoes, heard on over 170 radios from Public Rad io International "Tim Farrell plays a very relaxed style six string acoustic guitar and his melodies lay on the ear easily. Farrell doesn't play fast or loud in order to impress the listener with his dexterity; he just lets the tunes speak for themselves. A celebratory and ebullient spirit is present yet overall, if you just want to relax with a good hearted, gentle vibe, this fits." Dan Liss, NAV Magazine |
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SkyDancer
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One of Echoes 25 Essential CD's for 1998 1st Round Grammy Nominee-41st Grammys "Uncommonly beautiful guitar playing in its delicacy and power." Carla Van Dyke Host of Sound Alternative WDVR,Sergeantsville, NJ More Reviews |
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Tim Farrell's intricate techniques are heard to full effect on "SkyDancer". Farrell stands apart from the numerous acoustic guitar slingers out there. The title track and "Joyride To Tranquility" resonate with soaring, memorable melody lines that go beyond technique."SkyDancer" signals the arrival of a guitarist to be heard."
Billboard * Critic's Choice * "Fingerstyle guitarist Tim Farrell manages to coax melodies out of his instrument in a seemingly effortless manner. Cleanly picked notes hang in the air just long enough to catch in the memory and invite the voice to start humming along. The title cut, "Joyride To Tranquility" and "On A Winter's Night" are wonderful and they make you wish they were a little longer. "So Long ... And Thanks For All The Fish" has a sort of whimsical humor." New Age Voice |
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Very
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"One of the quietly enchanting albums of 1995 was "Very" by Tim Farrell. On tracks like 'ReefDance' Farrell creates languid, almost Hawaiian style reflections that are captivating." ECHOES - A Daily Music Soundscape on Public Radio International "'A Cup Of Joe To Go' is a Sleepy Hollow hit" Chuck Elliot, Sleepy Hollow, WXPN, Phila, PA More Reviews |
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"Superb folky New Age guitar and a couple of nice vocals."
George Graham, Director of Contemporary Arts and Host of Mixed Bag on WVIA-FM, Scranton, Wilkes Barre, Hazelton, PA "I always thought that Leo Kottke had done the definitive version of Little Martha, but you've got him beat hands down!" James Jarrell, Director of Morale, Welfare, & Recreation, US Navy "Elegant steel-string instrumentals featuring a luscious tone from his Santa Cruz Model D." Accent on Music, West Linn, OR |
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The Gifts Of The Season
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"I was listening to 'The Gifts of The Season' and I had to tell you that 'Across The Northlands' is a really beautiful song. Thank you for writing such a beautiful song." Dan Fackler, Newtown, PA More Reviews |
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"Your music has added so much joy to our holiday season, Thank You."
Mary Lou Corrigan, Frankfort, Germany "I love your arrangement of 'O Little Town of Bethlehem'!" Rich Laughlin, Quakertown, PA |
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