Here are some links for a couple of reviews of "The County Line" from Belgium. The Google translator mangles them a bit. If there's anyone out there who could give them a proper translation for me, that would be great!
http://www.rootstime.be/CD%20REVIEWS/2008/2008-JULI5.htm#49
http://www.rootsville.be/CD%20REVIEW%20TOTAL/REVIEWS/tom%20savage%20trio.html
From what I understand, they're liking the record.
Cheers,
Tom
Friday, July 25, 2008
Monday, July 21, 2008
TST...TV
We've put up a few videos on You Tube for your viewing enjoyment. The 3 that are up were shot at a show we did in Nanton, AB. If you have a you tube account, subscribe to our channel, and you'll be notified when new videos are posted.
http://ca.youtube.com/user/tomsavagetrio
Feel free to leave a comment or a rating as well.
Cheers,
Tom Savage
http://ca.youtube.com/user/tomsavagetrio
Feel free to leave a comment or a rating as well.
Cheers,
Tom Savage
Saturday, July 5, 2008
"The County Line" - #5 on Earshot monthly Roots Chart
Hey, this is cool. "The County Line" hit #5 on the Earshot Roots chart for the month of June. That's for all of Canada.
Thanks again to those who have been giving the record spins. It's great to know the record is being played, and more importantly, being heard by folks across the country.
Special thanks to David Ivany from CILU, in Thunder Bay, for being such an avid supporter of my music over these past couple of years. It was his enthusiastic support of my last record, Never Shed No Tears, that spurred me on to get back on the road, and playing more shows.
Community radio is a huge part of any indie band's success. So, turn it on every now and then, and have a listen. It's pretty much guaranteed you'll hear something you've never heard before.
...and not Sweet Home Alabama for the 30,000,000th time.
Fans can call their local community radio station and request a song from "The County Line". Let's see if we can keep it on there for the month of July.
Cheers,
Tom Savage
Thanks again to those who have been giving the record spins. It's great to know the record is being played, and more importantly, being heard by folks across the country.
Special thanks to David Ivany from CILU, in Thunder Bay, for being such an avid supporter of my music over these past couple of years. It was his enthusiastic support of my last record, Never Shed No Tears, that spurred me on to get back on the road, and playing more shows.
Community radio is a huge part of any indie band's success. So, turn it on every now and then, and have a listen. It's pretty much guaranteed you'll hear something you've never heard before.
...and not Sweet Home Alabama for the 30,000,000th time.
Fans can call their local community radio station and request a song from "The County Line". Let's see if we can keep it on there for the month of July.
Cheers,
Tom Savage
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Beatroute Review of " The County Line"
Ontario country-rocker Tom Savage's newest release, The County Line, is a continuation of the defiant, individualistic road-weary music that he made with his last effort, Never Shed No Tears.
With this album, Savage replicates the live bar-room feel that lends itself well to his music, which is somewhere between Bruce Springsteen and Guitar Town-era Steve Earle.
Highlights include the bleak Tex-Mex track " The County Line, " and the wistful, resigned "When You Were Mine".
This is a CD full of rousing music that seems like it was meant for dark nights driving on prairie roads.
- Scott Chomistek, Beatroute Magazine
With this album, Savage replicates the live bar-room feel that lends itself well to his music, which is somewhere between Bruce Springsteen and Guitar Town-era Steve Earle.
Highlights include the bleak Tex-Mex track " The County Line, " and the wistful, resigned "When You Were Mine".
This is a CD full of rousing music that seems like it was meant for dark nights driving on prairie roads.
- Scott Chomistek, Beatroute Magazine
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