Self-released
Bobbie Morrone launched his music career in approximately
2007. Since then, he has recruited two other musicians; Isaac Vining
(drums/percussion), and Adam Skinner (bass guitar), who create a mix of blues,
soul and pop music.
Coming on like James Taylor at times, Morrone has a cool,
and casual 70s vibe going on throughout this album. Every song feels like
something that could be a single, some faster, some slower like the amazing
“Holding On,” but they are all terrific. “Holding On” really has powerful
emotion and could bring a tear to dead man’s eye, just a beautiful slow song
that is a stand out to me. The playing is just exemplary on this album, you can
hear and feel the rawness of the emotions and love for this music in every
note. Morrone’s vocals are sweet and tender, filled with heartache and the band
really gives off the 70s vibe with a great turn on “I Can’t Fall That Far
(Intro)" and the vocal song following.
This was a complete surprise to me, not having heard of him
before, but now he has a new fan in me and if you take a listen, hopefully in
you as well. A collection of amazing songs to bring a tear of sadness and joy
to your heart.
-Rick Ecker
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