Bill Hibbets

Bricks & Trees

by Bill Hibbets

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1.	Bleu 03:48	info	download
2.	Springfield Avenue 04:04	info	download
3.	Nobody Knows 04:23	info	download
4.	Sound Of Dawn 03:28	info	download
5.	Gibbet Limb 04:39	info	download
6.	Whisper Screaming 03:40	info	download
7.	Fell Into You 03:46	info	download
8.	Crazy Day 03:30	info	download
9.	Wrong 03:38	info	download
10.	Carnival 05:14	info	download
11.	Bricks & Trees 01:48	info	download

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Bill Hibbets "Bricks & Trees," 2007 With a voice like sand and glue (think Bob Dylan in "Modern Times" or Mark Knopfler on a foggy day) multi-instrumentalist Bill Hibbets renders the bittersweet "Bricks & Trees" with the intimacy of a private performance. Hibbets' kaleidoscopic arrangements bring to mind the depth and creativity of contemporary artists who proudly adhere to the album rock era ethos such as Ryan Adams, David Gray, and the eternally youthful Richard Thompson as the artist melds acoustic and electric guitar passages with an array of disparate sounds, some of them organic, some conjured in the studio. In addition to excelling as a master story-teller ("lock the gate / make the butcher wait / he's got his tie on straight and it's raining"), Hibbets' penchant for melody and rhythm is uncanny - check out the weepy dobro licks on "Nobody Knows" or the subtle reggae grove that lifts the choruses of the opening cut "Bleu." This is the stuff of classic singer-songwriters. Tom Semioli - Minor 7th

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released 08 August 2007
Bill Hibbets - all instruments
Produced by Bill Hibbets

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I'm writing and rehearsing with my new band (YTBN) with Bill Forth & Edward Donato. I'm giving guitar & bass lessons... ... more writing for TV music libraries... I have songs placed on Rescue Me, The West Wing, Party of Five and More... I played bass, guitar & keyboards in numerous bands such as Bremen Town Musicians, The Baseline Therms, Stereo, Beggars & Thieves to name a few. less