Brother Bob Runk '67 Releases Debut Album
10/22/08
Brother Bob Runk '67 Releases Debut Album
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Press for "Good Company"
From award-winning recording artist, Tad Robinson: “Just now listening to the new disc. Wonderful! Congrats. It sounds great. The songs hang together so well. And the sounds are incredible. Great vocals, harmonies. Melody after melody. This is a real triumph, Bob”
From Producer - Gary Katz: "In thinking and planning about how to maintain and achieve the unique quality of the music -- the vibe that already exists in those wonderful demos -- AND make it be a great record, I think is a wonderful challenge, because the music is as honest and cool as it is."
From Chris Frantz, Talking Heads: “Your songs are both lyrically interesting and refreshingly melodious. Also, no small feat, while speaking to adult issues and concerns, the music is in no way awkward, or cumbersome; and your voice sounds ageless. Right on!"
From Gary Earls, Nashville record producer on the song, YOU WON’T SUFFER: “Really, I’m pretty cynical most of the time, been doing this soooooo long and worked in every aspect of the industry, so I’ve gotten picky about needing better songs to enjoy -- I just get bored with most radio stuff these days, it's so formula. BUT THIS IS REALLY COOL. It reflects the best of early Motown in feeling & melody, but it is so original, contemporary. Eternally cool.”
From William F. Machen, lead guitarist for The Five Moons, Bobby’s first band: "A potpourri of fresh and original songs for the New Millennium. A deft blend of the old, the new, and the blue, this collection evokes memories of better times in the music business. It was my privilege to play with the well kept secret that is Bob Runk. Don't miss it!"
