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News:06-15-04: Nashville Rage review“Bramblett's voice is thick with hints of smooth whiskey. It is the confident, easy voice of a singer-songwriter who has worked his craft under the radar for 25 years.” Read the rest of the review of Thin Places from Nashville Rage.04-08-04: Houston Press reviewWilliam Michael Smith gets it. He understands the power that Randall Bramblett's new album Thin Places has to touch the emotions and soothe the soul. "[Randall] has the ability to delve into the human spiritual matrix as few writers can, and he does it without [being] schmaltzy."[read the review] [sample tracks from Thin Places] 01-15-04: Randall to play with TrafficNurtured in the communal flush of the British Invasion, Traffic outgrew its psychedelic pop roots to become a true fusion group. In recognition of their contribution to music, The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame will induct Traffic on Monday, March 15th in New York at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. Randall Bramblett will be performing at the ceremony with the band, which is sure to be an evening not soon forgotten. Congratulations Traffic!12-12-03: Thin Places coming
There can be no doubt that the follow up to 2001's No More Mr. Lucky will mark a new milestone in the already great career of Randall Bramblett. Having spent much of 2003 on the road lending his immense talent to the Steve Winwood Band, February 2004 will see the release of Thin Places, a welcome return to Randall's heart-felt, intelligent and moving solo work. Stay tuned for more details...
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