Boyd Bristow - Spearfish, South Dakota

Cloudless Sky After a wait that could be best termed "a while," Boyd Bristow has made his first solo recording on Maxine/Audiophile. It is a celebratory collection of folk, R&B, country, gospel, and rock and roll. Featured are some of Boyd's best songs, along with excellent works from fellow South Dakotans Tom Peterson, Bruce Preheim and Dennis Westphal. Cloudless Sky was produced by master musician and recordist Chris Gage at MoonHouse Studio in Austin, Texas. Chris and Boyd go back "a long while." With the help of a cast of great players, and especially aided by the beautiful backing vocals of Christine Albert, they have created a deeply satisfying recording. Produced by Chris Gage. Recorded and mixed by Chris Gage at MoonHouse Studio; Austin, TX. Additional engineering by Christine Albert at MoonHouse Studio; Austin, TX. Mastered by Jim Wilson at YES Mastering; Austin, TX. Additional tracks recorded by Brian Bonde at Maxine Recordings; Sioux Falls, SD, and by Boyd Bristow at Image Up, Creative Services; Rapid City, SD. Graphic design by Kenny Putnam, Image Up, Creative Services; Rapid City, SD. Photography by Dar Berkenpas; Sioux Falls, SD. Maxine/Audiophile 14 Horseshoe LN Spearfish, SD 57783 "Cloudless Sky" is a Maxine/Audiophile recording. Listen and order here: CDbaby Listen to one of Boyd's classic songs, I've Been Waitin' Album info Top	And Lately... June 9, 2008 This December we will do our 19th, and last, South Dakota Acoustic Christmas concert tour. Kenny Putnam and Jon Hegg will be our featured guests. For those of you not familiar with these shows, each year's show is unique. So, we've worked up a lot of Christmas music in nineteen years! I continue to play with East of Westreville, Vince Two Eagles, and with the Kenny Putnam group, which often features Mike Connor and Terry Pospisil, and many Saturday nights with the Blue Jean Band at Spearfish United Methodist Church. I'm also working on two CD projects, the Entry Band and the 2007 Acoustic Christmas CD. This summer East of Westreville and Vince Two Eagles will each tape No Cover, No Minimum shows for South Dakota Public Television. We'd like to thank SDPTV for bringing back this show, which features local performers. I got to play on the first incarnation of the shows in, I think, 1981 with R&B Supply, and then in 1983 with The Travelin' Band. If they do this series every 30 years, the next one is going to give me trouble, maybe. One other thing I'd like to mention: Dale Fraser is a great bass player. I just wanted to mention that. P.S. Please visit the East of Westreville site when you have time: : The Comfort Theatre Company Top
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