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Foreground Bob Jordan was cited in The Best of '95 column in the Providence Phoenix for performance and recording. He was also named in the Worcester Phoenix Best Music Poll '96 as a nominee for the best folk artist. The Worcester Cultural Commission awarded Bob a grant to record "Don't Listen to Me". Bob Jordan is an active, creative force in today's music scene. His eclectic approach spans the genres of folk, jazz, pop and world music, and his relaxed/frantic stage persona make him unique among singer-songwriters. He is a self-taught musician, recording artist, soloist and accompanist, performing on various guitars, keyboards, bass pedals, toys, exotic instruments, found and homemade instruments, and voice.
Background
His eclectic music, full of wit, and shaped by an array of sounds, has the potential to appear to people of all ages with a yen for something different. -Mark Cadigan, Worcester Magazine A playpen of audio magic. -Joe Longone, Worcester Phoenix An outstanding educator and artist. -D. Police, Principal, Maple School, Spencer Bob's one of the good ones. -Col. Bruce Hampton Jordan keeps his eclectic edge, coursing through styles like a mad dog, and splicing together sound effects like a European film director. -Scott McLennan An inspiring release. One of the most satisfying listens of the year. -Michael Caito, Providence Phoenix Copious musical talents... Imaginative, insightful, musically diverse and often weird... Everything from wacky to sincere... Charmed, bedazzled, bewildered and righteously kicked arse... Sublime -Caito Jack of all trades... Sub rosa! -Jim Macnie Avant-acoustic musical activist -Scott McLennan
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