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Aug 28, 2020Tuttle’s supple voice, nimble award winning guitar chops and obvious love for the material carries these versions.
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MojoAug 25, 2020In all, far more touching than we've been allowed. [Oct 2020, p.92]
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Aug 25, 2020Yes, we'd rather be with Tuttle in person. This disc offers a pleasurable substitute until the real thing comes around again.
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Aug 25, 2020This inventive collection of songs crosses genres decades, from iconic artists spanning FKA Twigs (“Mirrored Heart”), to Cat Stevens (“How Can I Tell You”), Rancid (“Olympia, WA”), to Karen Dalton (“Something’s On Your Mind”), to the Stones (“She’s a Rainbow’) and The Grateful Dead (“Standing on the Moon”) all cohesively tied by Tuttle’s clear voice, astonishing range, and stellar guitar playing.
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Aug 28, 2020Aptly named, ...But I'd Rather Be with You's emotional throughline is loneliness, and Tuttle does the feeling justice on a faithful rendition of Cat Stevens' "How Can I Tell You," which brings affairs to a close with subtle potency.
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UncutAug 25, 2020Rancid's "Olympia, WA" sounds like an Americana roadtrip rebel anthem with Old Crow Medicine Show's Ketch Secor in the passenger seat; Harry Styles' "Sunflower, Vol. 6" gets redone as acoustic lovestruck magic. [Oct 2020, p.39]