1 Take Me In
2 I Want To Touch You
3 Under The Rainbow
4 Savannah
5 The Lucky One
6 We Walked This Road
7 On The Wind
8 Streets Of Your Town
9 Til The Storm Goes By
10 Mulberry Street
11 The Wheel
12 River Of Stone
13 Daddy's Little Girl
14 Just Can't Walk Away

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bryndle cd

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: Ihad been looking for BRYNDLE for sometime on various music sites like I-TUNEs with no luck.
Ideciced to try the BRYNDLE homepage and they were all out I was very pleased to find it on your site what a great cd THANK YOU

Still great after 10 years

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: My wife bought this album 10 years ago. She has always been a Karla Bonoff fan. This album is wonderful. I still love it.
You should try it. You won't be sorry.

Synergy

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: "The interaction of two or more agents or forces so that their combined effect is greater than the sum of their individual effects." Synergy. After listening to this disc for years, I felt it was time I weighed in. The excellence of the individual talents is magnified by their combination and it is so evident in the material. Just get it and you'll see why. If only for the beautiful and evocative "Daddy's Little Girl". Yes, I'm a Dad and I have a girl.

A Wonderful Album!

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: I found this little gem in a used CD bin as I often find many such gems while perusing my favorite local record stores; in fact, I came up with a personal quote to describe such adventures: "one person's purging becomes this person's urging". When I see albums like this, I often say "Ooh! I gotta have this!", and I soon become like a little kid in a candy store.

Anyway, enough of that...back to the matter at hand:

Bryndle was a "supergroup" of sorts, consisting of well-known folk/rock performers Karla Bonoff, Andrew "Lonely Boy" Gold and Wendy Waldman, who wrote some hit songs for Maria Muldaur in the early 70's. The group originally formed around 1970 and was poised to release an album at the time, but it never happened. Fast forward to 1995, and the group gives it another shot, this time succeeding with the release of the eponymous "Bryndle".

But just as quickly as this album came, it seemed to go...not because the material is bad, it's quite the contrary. It could be that their timing wasn't right this time or that the album was independently released, or perhaps both; one fact is certain, Bryndle is a group of unique talents, and they as well as this album deserved to be a lot bigger than they were.

The album begins with the uptempo country/folk song "Take Me In", which shows off the band's great vocal harmonies in earnest; my personal favorite is the wonderful, lilting "Savannah", which again showcases their immense vocal talents.

The band's primary focus is the combined vocals of Bonoff and Waldman, as Andrew Gold's role is more relegated to the background; Gold produced the album and it was recorded in his home studio. The remainder of the songs vary in tempo and mood, but are all compelling and inspiring; as I said, the band and this album deserved to be a lot bigger than they were.

Bryndle recorded another album in 2002, but the same fate seems to have been cast upon that one, as well; hopefully, this isn't the last we'll hear from them!

Simply A Classic

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: Brilliant songwriting and playing from these 4 great musicians equals a CD that gets better every play. I understand a new Bryndle CD is on the way ! Can't wait !!

Enjoy