A Great River only captured a single, brief, impulsive moment.

Recorded in a single March evening, it is as pure and honest as music gets. The songs are regretful of the bad times, hopeful of times to come, and respectful of the great power that causes all thing to be.

It is a reflection of a lifetime spent with the echoes of Dylan, Young, Petty, Springsteen, and Van Zandt.

It draws from the rich musical history of America, the melancholy of Appalachia, and harnesses the « electric vacuum roar » of guitar slingers past and present.