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Lullaby Suite I & II 5:150:00/5:15
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Seeing Clearly 3:400:00/3:40
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Always Welcome 5:380:00/5:38
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Come Too Far 4:340:00/4:34
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Future Nostalgia 5:120:00/5:12
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Make It Right 4:180:00/4:18
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Today 5:320:00/5:32
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Standing Helpless 3:320:00/3:32
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What It's All About 4:450:00/4:45
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0:00/2:26
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0:00/2:50
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The One 3:370:00/3:37
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Communion 3:220:00/3:22
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Sun Comes Up 4:070:00/4:07
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0:00/5:09
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Arcana 2:420:00/2:42
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G-DEC Demo - Eb Funk 2:090:00/2:09
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G-DEC Demo - Cashola 3:280:00/3:28
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Funky Woman 2:380:00/2:38
“Future Nostalgia Review” - Jonathan Sanders
“ Artist Spotlight” - Mario Tarradell
“CD Release Preview” - Jane Norris
“NOTABLE QUOTES Ian Lawler is a visionary on guitar, able to make fine art by precise execution and deep passion. - Speech, of Arrested Development”
“Ian Lawler is a great guitar player, at home in many musical settings, and now stretching out as a singer and composer of his own material. With his upcoming move, Charlottesville is about to lose a major resource. - Bobby Read, of Bruce Hornsby and the Noise Makers”
“A monstrous musician. - Charles "King" Arthur, guitarist for Slaid Cleaves”
“When Ian was in my band, he added a tasteful, nuanced touch to every performance. Now, on his debut record, he develops that subtle swing into melodic perfection, settling into every groove with harmonious ease. - Mariana Bell, singer/songwriter”
“Lawler has the illest jankets in the game. And he's incredibly tall!" - Mayer Hawthorne”
“This album has some of the finest pop songwriting I've heard in years, and I say this after at least 10 complete listens over the past two weeks. It sticks in your head. McCartney-esque melodic stylings, real lyrics, and superb instrumentation throughout. In all, a very musical and moving performance worth every penny. - Ben Stevenson, 3 time Emmy winning producer”
“You can call him a guitarist – and singer – for all seasons... The CD, available on his website and on iTunes and CD Baby, is a well-recorded collection of adult pop and rock songs featuring horns, percussion and even a Weissenborn lap slide guitar on one track. Lawler wrote all the tunes, and he sings and plays guitar. His guitar sound is crisp and clear, a full-bodied, palatable tone. Particularly lovely are back-to-back instrumentals dubbed "Lullaby Suite I: Path Less Traveled" and "Lullaby Suite II: Sweet Dreams." - Mario Tarradell, Dallas Morning News music critic”