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Mike Makes The Journal
Source: Phantasy Tour
Posted by: dgreenhaus
Posted on: 2005-08-18 09:03:45 ET
Last Updated: 2005-08-18 13:50:48 ET
In today's Wall Street Journal, the Personal Journal section of the paper contains a brief review of "66 Steps," Mike Gordon's latest effort with Leo Kottke.
The review reads as follows:
One man's fans include guitar playing yuppies; the other's wear tie-die shirts and avoid washing their hair.
"Sixty Six Steps" is the second odd coupling between Leo Kottke, a widely renowned 12-string guitar virtuoso, and Mike Gordon, the former bassist for the neo-hippie jam band Phish. Their first effort, 2002's "Clone," received glowing reviews.
This time around, the men journeyed to the Bahamas to make a Calypso-influenced record, which showcases the pair's offbeat sense of humor. One track is a cover of Aerosmith's "Sweet Emotion" sung in a monotone and performed on a mandolin-like instrument from Turkey.
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