While My Guitar Gently Weeps
Ed Sweeney & Cathy Clasper-Torch
This is an Instrumental version of George Harrison's song. Ed Sweeney is playing guitar and Cathy Clasper-Torch is playing Cello and Fiddle
This is an Instrumental version of George Harrison's song. Ed Sweeney is playing guitar and Cathy Clasper-Torch is playing Cello and Fiddle
“Partington & Sweeney are an excellent duo who know how to tap into a place and specific period of time, Through creative lyrics and well-versed music, Commonplaces will have your imagination running wild” - Jimmy Rae
— Skope Magazine
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“ An outgrowth of when Sweeney hooked up with members of the Silk Road Ensemble, this cross cultural mash up is serious but has none of the seriousness of too much world beat. But there's no disrespect in it's air either. Ya heard much Chinese Celtic lately? Equal parts ear opener and door opener, the armchair traveler has a treat here that hasn't been his way in some time. Well done. ” - Chris Spector
— Midwest Records
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“Much like the man, the music Ed chooses to record is friendly and warm-hearted. ....Delicately crafted arrangements arrangements invite the listener to create their own storyline” - Mary Ann Rossini
— Motif Magazine
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A instrumental collection of American folk songs, hymns, ragtime from the Revolutionary War to World War 1. Featuring six and twelve string guitar, 5 string banjo, fretless banjo, hammered dulcimer, Appalacian dulcimer, fiddle, piano, tin whistle and clarinet.
“Ed Sweeney's wry articulate and evocative singing, his exquisite musiciianship, and his eclectic collection of obscure songs do much more than merely scratch the surface and shouldn't be missed”
— the Binghamton (NY) Sun
An eclectic group of songs and instrumentals. A mixture of humorous as well as serious, It was partially recorded at Ramblin' Conrad's in Norfolk Virginia during a springtime concert in 1986. Some songs are timeless and poignant as others like First Things First written by Dr. Alex Comfort (the author of the Joy of Sex who was an anti nuclear
An eclectic group of songs and instrumentals. A mixture of humorous as well as serious, It was partially recorded at Ramblin' Conrad's in Norfolk Virginia during a springtime concert in 1986. Some songs are timeless and poignant as others like First Things First written by Dr. Alex Comfort (the author of the Joy of Sex who was an anti nuclear activist) may feel dated.
“Sweeney, in keeping with the type of music and his own personal style, is engagingly impromptu, almost conversational”
— The Providence Journal
An eclectic collection of songs and instrumentals.