Kevin Williams - Acoustic Christmas flac album

Kevin Williams (26) ‎– Acoustic Christmas. Label: Green Hill ‎– GHD 6110. Arranged By, Bass Guitar, Guitar, Mandolin, Mixed By, Producer, Percussion – Kevin Williams (26). Cajón, Drums – Greg Ritchie. Executive Producer – Greg Howard (2). Fiddle, Mandolin, Violin – Kevin Moore (20). Mastered By – Mike Haynes.

Kevin Williams' brand new instrumental seasonal album "Acoustic Christmas" is testimonial to this. Taking the adage that less is more to heart, "Acoustic Christmas" flourishes only on a hand full of assorted wooden instruments such as violin, fiddle, mandolin, accordion, snare drums, bass, and guitars. As a result, what you get is a warm, relaxing, and a tad nostalgic offering where Williams indulges us with his creative renditions of 12 Christmas classics (with no originals and no obscure carols)

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Acoustic Christmas marks Diamond’s latest Christmas album and finds him working with producers Don Was and Jacknife Lee. The duo helmed Diamond’s 2014 album Melody Road and stayed after those sessions ended when the idea to make a new Christmas album arose. Channeling the intimate atmosphere of Sixties folk, Diamond recorded Acoustic Christmas with a handful of musicians, sitting around a circle of microphones, wires and, of course, Christmas lights.

Kevin Williams: For a while I was trying the "playing music for musicians" kind of thing in the Providence music scene but I started to realize at some point that you can't just be a good player and expect that things will happen or that people will listen or care. Sure, someone who plays guitar sitting at the bar may or may not be impressed but that doesn't mean anyone else is going to pay attention to what you're doing. KW: It was pretty straightforward. The main guitar on the album is my PRS Custom 24 but there are a couple here and there's as well. The guitar sound on "Might Be Bold" was a Washburn Strat knockoff I've had for 15+ years and the heavy sounding guitar on "The Prophet" is a Jackson DR-7 seven string. I wrote most of the album on a beat up dreadnought cutaway Washburn acoustic I've had about as long as the strat knockoff. She's nothing fancy but she sounds sweet as pie.