All songs written or co-written by Randy Gambill are marked **

1.  Diamond Joe

CD - Southern Exposure  'Small Town'

Banjo-brained-hoedown-don't-slowdown project with British Bluegrass outfit Southern Exposure recorded in Bath, England 1992.

"Small Town is one of the finest albums I've had the pleasure of hearing in '93....congratulations....on a really excellent debut album." - Chuck Wilson, KLCR FM, Ireland

"A most entertaining CD.  Excellent production, performance and choice of songs." - Bob Preedy, BBC York

"Keep taking the pills!  They seem to be working!" - Wally Whyton, BBC Radio 2

Excerpts from 'Small Town' CD Reviews -

"Five of the eleven tracks come from the hand of mandolin player/vocalist Randy Gambill, 'Green Light' being particularly good..." - Venue Magazine, Bath, England

"They are rhythmically and melodically creative and in Randy Gambill have a songwriter who is able to conjure a picture of small town America that I've not experienced since first hearing Lucinda Williams and Steve Earle.  'Moonshine Whiskey' is a first rate song made superb by the introduction of guest dobro player Paul Godden.  I have a similar affection for 'Small Town', the title track, which has the combination of Randy's exposed vocals and Paul Godden's dobro."  - British Bluegrass News

"Gambill's 'Gypsy Breeze' is radio play pick.  Title cut by Gambill fits the country sound and is sure-fire due to be covered by others. Why's it taken so long?...Air play rating - 8"  - Country Music Round-up

CD - Kings Mountain in Concert

The CD, spearheaded by R.G. Absher, was recorded on August 29, 1998, at the Kings Mountain National Military Park, South Carolina.  The purpose was to commemorate the Kings Mountain campaign that took place in the early autumn of 1780 during the American Revolutionary War.  The music represents the heavy influence of Old World cultures such as Celtic ballads, Scottish hornpipes and ayres, and Irish jigs and reels, which would have been prevalent during that timeframe. There are also historical narrations provided by musician/historian R.G. Absher. This is certainly one of the rawest (live) CDs I've heard or been involved with, nonetheless, one of my favorites.  Probably because, the descendents of three of the artist's playing on the album actually fought at the Battle of Kings Mountain.  On guard!!!!

Excerpts from 'Another Look' CD Review -

"Backstreet is a band that puts out a lovely sound, with great muscianship and personal songwriting. Their CD Another Look will be definitely get air-play on KSUT." "Nice songwriting on John Barleycorn".  Beth Warren - KSUT Four Corners Public Radio - Ignacio, CO www.ksut.org

1.  Arizona **

CD - Randy Gambill 'Warm Red Wine & Smooth Talking Women'