Rags, blues and ballads for fingerstyle guitar in the traditions of the country blues styles exemplified by Davis, Van Ronk, Hurt and Kaukonen.. but with flavored liberally with humor and entendre (sometimes double).

11 MP3 Songs
BLUES: Acoustic Blues, FOLK: Folk Blues



Details:
"Marjorie Thompson gives the singer-songwriter thing a kick of guitar proficiency, a grounding in traditional Tin Pan Alley pop and lyrics that are poetic yet universal enough, like good blues, to break out of the genre's stereotypical solipsism."
-Rick Massimo, Providence Journal Music Writer


"If you love early American style folk blues, then I recommend you check out Marjorie Thompson's new CD, "Add Some More". The songs are well crafted both musically and lyrically and she brings her own unique style to the fine art of acoustic finger picking guitar. Her sultry voice, often touching on the blues, sometimes evokes the smoky romance of an old Mississippi riverboat
saloon".
-Pete Sears (Hot Tuna, Leftover Salmon, early Jefferson Starship, early Rod Stewart, Flying Other Brothers)

"A rare find; the truly accomplished female blue acoustic musician. Rory Block and Mary Flower...move over."
- Ray Brandin (Dolphin Striker, Portsmouth, NH)

"Your new cd is FABULOUS!"
-NE Bluesman RL Hegarty

"WOW!
I'm blown away by your CD, Marjorie. The recording is professional, polished and tasteful with the perfect amount of instrumentation. I love the slide, the mandolin and the percussion. The songs are polished gems. Your singing and playing are first rate. You should be very proud. Tight grooves--catchy hooks--powerful and insightful lyrics-captivating vocals--fluid and joyful guitar-I love it!"
-Skip Jackson (singer/songwriter/guitarist, Dunstable MA)

"I just LOVED every song. The entire presentation just works so well - the sequencing of the songs, the choice of instruments and the sound quality itself is superb. Your voice has grown so much: phrasing, articulation rhythm - just amazing. You should be very proud for creating something both beautiful and personal."
-Bob Doherty (NBC Producer and guitarist, NYC)