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Keller Williams - Freek Audio CD

A fair review of the Keller Williams "Freek" Audio CD. Please note that the below review is the views of the authors, and authors only. You can get a complete list of all Keller Williams reviews here, or go back to the Keller Williams tabs.

Keller Williams Band: Keller Williams
Title: Freek
Rating:
Release Date: 2001-09-18
Media: Audio CD

Tracks: 1: Get on Up/Sanford and Son 2: Juggler 3: Turn in Difference 4: Friendly Pyramid 5: In the Middle 6: Chillin' 7: Miss Annie Overture in a 8: Passapatanzy 9: Shapes of Change 10: River 11: Day That Never Was

Alright already, ENOUGH!
One of the most unique artists that have come out of the wood work in quite some time. Bobby McFerrin? Phish? gulp, Jack JOHNSON?!?!? What CD and artist are you listening to here? Prepare yourself folks for something you've never heard before, ladies and germs, because this is it. Pulsating rhythms of funk, folk and dance wrapped up into a one man band jam odyssey. Even you aren't up and dancing, singing and practically screaming by the end of the first song, PLEASE put the CD back into the package and return it to sender. You are undeserving of such genius. Jack Johnson? What a joke. . . I was thinking more along the lines of Martin Sexton and Ani Difranco. Keller is one of the most intelligent musicians, and greatest acoustic guitar players I've ever heard! Do not miss out, hit Add to Cart, and let life begin again.


A whole lotta funky fun!
And now hearing Keller Williams, I think this kid knows his music. Keller Williams was recommended to me by a friend who all I knew about his music taste was that he liked Phish, that was enough for me. Keller Williams Rules!!!! All of his songs are enjoyable and light hearted. A little too wild and funky at times for my taste but, that's really what makes him so good. Also a couple of lyrics are 'recycled' but, itsall good.
Kind of reminds me of a more experimental Jack Johnson. Sounds mostly like Phish. I highly recommend this.


groove is in the house
If your reading this you're headin' in the right direction. Howdy yall. What can I say about Keller besides he's a god. He's difinately the most entertaining musician out there. Freek is a good place to start if you never listened to him before. The get on up/Stanford and Son is a perfect first song for an album or a show. He even does a duet with his dog. The keller on this album is a little younger sounding and still a little refined, because the man keeps getting better every day. He's brilliant! I have one warning for you though, He's more adicting than heroin.


this guy is great!
imagine Phish crossed with Bobby Mcferrin and that gives you some idea. I just saw Keller in concert and was blown away. he is an awesome guitarist who can sing and dance (sic) too. I haven't listened to this particular album (yet), but based on 2 hours of watching him sing, mix, strum, whistle and perform I can most heartily recommend. Keller Williams is one of the most talented musicians I've come across in a long while. fin.


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