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BLINDSIDE Well, that was the case just recently when I received a package from a Canadian artist by the name of Steve Dickinson. Steve came to hear of The Gazette and me through my research of country music on the Internet for an article printed elsewhere in this issue. I opened the package and thought that I would give it a listen so I threw it on the shelf where it sat for some three days MISTAKE. As soon as I put his album into the machine I was transfixed, here was a talented singer/songwriter and what was totally unbelievable was that this guy does not have a major recording deal. Steve puts himself into the category of country-rocker and that is where he definitely deserves to be. I was reminded of early Lee Roy Parnell/T Graham Brown, country rock at it truest and purest form. I played the album the whole way through and immediately stuck it on repeat. The only shame about Steve Dickinson and his album is that he is not that well known outside of his native Canada. With no major recording contact and all the hype that goes with it I am afraid that not that many people outside Canada will have had the privilege of hearing first rate music from a guy that has a voice that has to be heard to be believed. If you are on the Internet then you can get to listen to Steves music by visiting his web site at http://log.on.ca/steved/. If not then you can get his material by contacting him direct at Steve Dickinson, R.R.#2 Kemble, Ont. Canada. N0H 1S0 Ph:519 371 5874. Better still, let us hope that one of the big record companies
gets off its rear and signs this guy, if they dont it is surely a loss for
people who want quality music. Visit Steve Dickinson's Homepage For More Details
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