I A C Country Charts

Visit me on MySpace 

Instant Downloads of Albums and Songs

 

To fully enjoy your visit, install the following
free fonts.

1. ArnoldBoeclin
   ExtraBold
    
2. Baby Kruffy
    
3. Cartwright
    
4. Country
    
5. Durango
    
6. Eldora do
    
7. Gambler
    
8. Arnold Bocklin
    
9. Splendid
    
10. Porky's
     
11. StageCoach
     
12. Woodcut
     
13. cottonwood
     
14. Chopin Script

My Store

^REVIEWS;

Pete Smith/ Country Music Journalist & Broadcaster/ UK.

Writing in The Advertiser, The Catholic Post and Country Music Roundup.

Tom Lambert, from Belfast, began his entertaining career at the age of twelve. Dispirited by the troubles in his homeland, Tom moved to Australia where his stone country approach and songwriting talent quickly led to a recording contract.

In Australia Lambert was nominated for awards in several 'Best' categories including, Male Singer, Album, Song and Talent.

Returning to Ireland in 1976 Tom settled in County Armagh. 'American Heart' (part one) [TOM & JERRY Label] is the guy's latest album, a collection of original songs that owe nothing to contemporary Nashville or to Ireland, but are firmly seated in the traditions of Hank and Lefty, Red and Ernest. In fact Tom reminded me a little of Dave Dudley an impression enhanced by the frequent references to trucks.

Tom has a very strong baritone that he uses to good effect on these ten  
"real country" songs. 
'A Truckers Tribute To Red Sovine' 'Country Line Dancin' Queen'.

Irene Flind-Madsen/ Radio Amager, Skovlunde, Denmark.

Great mix of up-tempo and ballads, my favorite songs are /ALL CUTS.

Graham Hassall/ Country Music Journalist & Broadcaster / Radio Nightingale, Notts,  England.

Writing in North Country Music.

A thoroughly enjoyable CD with great traditional style, super singing and music on every track.

This talented singer/songwriter puts his songs over really well and I have chosen these as my favorites, 
'A Truckers Tribute To Red Sovine' ( a great tribute song) 'Honky Tonk And Lovin' and 'Crazy Love ( from a crazy lady)' all are terrific tracks. I also rate these as very good offerings,
'One Stop Too Many'/ 'Country Sound'/ 'Wanderin' Woman' and 'Lonesome Man'.

Toms easy, laid back style is very appealing country music, making this a quality release.

Chris Pasco/ BBC Radio Cornwall, Truro.

Nice one, look forward to 'Part Two'. My favorite songs are; 'A Truckers Tribute To Red Sovine'/ 'One Stop Too Many'/ 'Country Sound'.

Alan Potter/Stray FM, Yorkshire Dales Radio.

I enjoyed the album very much. Good trad' sounds but not dated. Tom has an authentic sounding country voice and I'm looking forward to hearing more from him.

My favorite songs are 'A Truckers Tribute To Red Sovine'/ 'One Stop Too Many'/ 'Country Line Dancin' Queen' and 'Crazy Love ( from a crazy lady'.

EARBUZZ.COM REVIEW 

Part narrative, part sung, Irish native Tom Lambert puts forth a pure country collection of honky-tonk tunes that range from line dancing descriptions to trucker storytelling of Phantom 309 in his CD, "American Heart (Part One)". 
The record opens with "A Truckers Tribute to Red Sovine" - a somber story of the impact Red Sovine had on the singer. Track 4, "One Stop Too Many", moves more as a 2/4 ballad - with a nice job on vocals by Lambert. The highlight of the CD is track 7's knee slap achy breaky part as Lambert launches into "Country Line Dancin' Queen" - he sings, 'she's a good 'ol rock and roll a boot skootin' boogie country line dancin' queen'. Track 9, "Wanderin' Woman", is a country tune of loss as Lambert sings of his efforts to make his woman happy to the point that he 'almost died', and gives his girlfriend the advise to 'go on out and catch yourself that train'. Overall, this is pure country, lined with Lambert's mature and sincere vocal lines. The tunes are well written and produced professionally. Luck of the Irish bodes strong with Lambert's ten song effort - and we're the lucky beneficiaries. Good stuff.

"Holger Petersen", hpthedj32@hotmail.com 

"The best of true and real country music I have heard for a long time. It's hard to pick up a special song, 'cause all the songs are special to me, so love them all. And to you Tom, keep up with your real good work!
Holger. Radio DNK 1, Denmark.",

"Chuck Wilson", chuckwilsonsgoldencountry@msn.com

"GREAT...GREAT MUSIC.....HOW I LOVE THOSE COUNTRY SONGS
CHUCK WILSON/PRODUCER/PRESENTER/KCR IRELAND."

Webmaster's Earn Money Here!

Webmaster
© copyright 2000.