Reviews

Folk & Acoustic Music Exchange Review of Corn Potato String Band Volume 2

A review written for the Folk & Acoustic Music Exchange by Mark S. Tucker Volume 2, a live-in-studio recording (no overdubs!), follows up on The Corn Potato String Band’s very well received debut, which then saw them touring Ireland, the UK, Europe, and the US, most especially because, for a trio, they kick out a hell of a lot of…

Songlines Reviews Corn Potato String Band Volume Two

Review by Doug DeLoach in Songlines Spuddy a-maize-ing Next time you’re thinking about hosting a square dance or a hoedown, give the Corn Potato String Band a holler. Sticking with the formula that worked on the band’s eponymously-titled, debut album, this sequel stars the same award-winning trio: Aaron Jonah Lewis (fiddle, banjo, guitar, vocals), who has appeared on dozens of recordings…

fRoots Review

Corn Potato String Band Volume 2 (Agilest Music no cat no). Multi-instrumentalists Aaron Jonah Lewis, Lindsay McCaw and Ben Belcher, like Spinal Tap’s Viv Savage, ‘have a good time all the time’, swinging like the hairy clappers of hell on authentic American fiddle ’n’ banjo music. Virtuosic, old-time fun.

Come on Nancy get your best dress on – The Vaudevillian World of The Corn Potato String Band

by Marc Griffiths · Global Texan Chronicles So I’m standing in the Cumberland Arms in Newcastle and The Corn Potato String Band have taken to the stage. The three of them, Aaron Jonah Lewis, Lindsay McCaw and stand in Third Potato for the tour, Luke Richardson stand around a single condenser microphone. The audience, myself included stand eager to do a…

The Corn Potato String Band – ‘Volume 2′ – Global Texan Chronicle Review

by Marc Griffiths · Global Texan Chronicles Ok where to start, I’m gonna give this review headings so I don’t get carried away and gush all over the page: 1. FUN (and lots of it) The irreverent, fun approach taken by Aaron Jonah Lewis, Lindsay McCaw and Ben Belcher is what draws you into this record. Happiness, fun times and…

Old Time News Review, Winter 2014

What best describes the Corn Potato String Band—and what comes through on their debut recording—are such concepts as eclecticism and good humor; recklessness, yet talent enough to keep that recklessness in check; and charm, yet not in an overly sweet, cloying way. They start with a foundation as a traditional fiddle, banjo, and guitar string band. Aaron Jonah Lewis plays…

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