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 http://www.myspace.com/grooverevival or www.scottcook.net

Scott Cook sings honest, thoughtful acoustic roots music with a barefoot feel--true stories, sung to the accompaniment of guitar, banjo, ukulele and harmonica, or backed by his capable shipmates, The Long Weekends. His self-published 2007 solo debut, Long Way to Wander, made the folk/roots top ten nationwide on campus & community radio, and kept him on the road for the better part of two years, living in his van, playing constantly, picking up stories and passing them on. His newest "love letter to the world" is a fitting follow-up, and his best work to date. Entitled This One's on the House, it's a collection of road stories, existential ramblings, and musings on love, loss, and the courage to love again.

“Basically, this is exactly the kind of act you'd be happy to stumble down the hill or through the birches and hear at a music festival... warm like a campfire, familiar like the lake down the road... deep-thinking, introspective stuff" -Fish Griwkowsky, The Edmonton Sun

"His music has the ability to transport one instantly to a space of campfire-lit, creek-dipping radiance... This album is perennially serendipitous – like one is chancing upon a well-traveled old soul by the fireside, whose stripping-away-the-veneer knowledge of the world is never jaded, but always innocent." -Monica Chattaway, CKUA Radio

Visit Scott's website, www.scottcook.net for photos, lyrics, press materials, and more detail than you could possibly need.
 

http://www.myspace.com/mattgrobinson

Matt's sultry voice and incredible guitar playing makes him one of the most intising perfomers around. His songs outline the compassion and tenderness that he is made of. The romance of his songs will reintroduce love to all generations. From his first to his last word, audiences know how genuine this man is. - Danton Remacle ( Rock Royalty Records )