Cherry Picking by Jerry Palmer Jerry Palmer : Cherry Picking.
 Ambient, rhythmic, moody and melodic guitar compositions.

The Album "Cherry Picking" is a recording of acoustic guitar based compositions interweaved with piano, accordion, violin, percussion, drums, bass, and soprano sax. There are several different styles of music represented hear to keep the listeners appetite satisfied and desiring more. These compositions are very subtle, like the lush, moving sounds of "The sculptor" featuring guitar, accordion, and violin, to the rhythmic flamenco strains of "Little Nevada", and the experimental sound of Harp guitar and soprano sax featured on the piece, "Falling".
Songs:

1. Something You Said
2. Cheyenne
3. Hot Potato
4. The Sculptor
5. Little Nevada
6. The Look Of Her Eyes
7. Twister
8. Out Of The Blue
9. Raven
10. All She Left
11. Jamie
12. Falling

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 8/8/2010
Jerry Palmer lives in Colorado USA

Tagged as: Alt Rock, New Age, Instrumental Rock, Acoustic Guitar, Acoustic Rock

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