Dave Carter and Tracy Grammer: Gentle Arms of Eden
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Dave Carter gives us a lyric that offers the history of life on earth as a prayer of thanks for all that She gives us, and he manages the neat trick of not sounding at all preachy. So Gentle Arms of Eden seemed to me to be the perfect overture for our week-long celebration of Earth Day. Tracy Grammer’s fiddle enters on the second verse, and she takes a solo after the second chorus. Grammer is not a flashy fiddler, which may be why we got through all of last week without hearing her playing. But flash is not what this song needs. Her part here is the perfect complement to the mood of the song.
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Fiddle and Violins => Earth Day: Gentle Arms of Eden
Posted by Darius at 1:38 PM
Labels: Dave Carter, Earth Day, Fiddle and Violins, Tracy Grammer
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