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Singer/Songwriter and Arkansas Bluesman
From the swamps, cotton fields, and railroad tracks of the Arkansas Delta comes a new bluesman and a new mix of Country music and Delta Blues. With a mixture of artists such as Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash, Son House, and Muddy Waters, Montrose, Arkansas native, Ben Coulter, takes smooth vocals, steady harmonica, and a rockin' acoustic guitar to produce a style being called Country Music...Delta Style.
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Coulter has heaped praise from Grammy winners to Entertainment papers.
Here are a few Quotes:
Anders Osborne, a Grammy Award Winning Singer/Songwriter, had this to say about Coulter's voice and his style:
"He sings every song like its the last song he'll ever sing"
"You have a voice like a castle"
"You are the voice that Nashville has been looking for"
Brandler Johnson, the host of the Hall of Fame Lounge Thursday night writers night, said this about Ben's performances there:
"Ben ,You put on a great show at the Hall of Fame Lounge tonight. The way you infuse a little Delta Blues into Country is fantastic.I am looking forward to hearing you play again on Nov. 13th.Great night! "
"Outstanding show at the HOF last night. Your 3 hour encore set with Lisa Sanders and Boomer Castleman was unprecedented. It gave me the chance to hear more of your songs. Absolutely great stuff. Can't wait to do that again."
Nightflying Magazine had this to say about Coulter:
"he could hold his own with any popular country artist you might hear on the radio these days"
"he is firm proof homegrown talent is strong"
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REVIEW FOR CUZZ VOL. III IN NIGHTFLYING MAGAZINE
The following is a review of my latest album, "Cuzz Vol. III" in Nightflying magazine. Nightflying is an entertainment magazine that goes out across the whole state of Arkansas. Special thanks to Nightflying for placing our review in their magazine. Hope you enjoy!!
Cuzz Vol. III "Feel Like Goin' Home"
Ben Coulter- Indie
First couple albums I pulled out of the box were blues and suddenly the scene shifted to country. Ben Coulter recorded this excellent album in Hot Springs (at Crystal Hills Studio) and I would be willing to bet everybody involved had a big time on the gig. Tim Crouch played guitar, mandolin, and fiddle. Robby Springfield added electric and steel guitar. Doug Deforest played bass and Stacey Lux added background vocals. Ben has a good voice, no spectacular effects needed. I would venture to say he could hold his own with any popular country artist you might hear on the radio these days. This is a tight little set and firm proof homegrown talent is strong, from poignant ballads such as the title track to flat out rockers like the opener. This is the sort of album that makes this job sweet.
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Buy the rest of Ben's Cd's, "Songwriter", "Cuzz Vol. I- Goin down to Montrose", "Cuzz Vol. II- Got the devil on my heels", and "Cuzz III- Feel Like Goin' Home" on the Ben's Products page of the site, be sure and read the how to buy section of the page.
You can also pick up the cd in the following stores
Arkansas
Montrose- Bo's Deli
Monticello - The Nook,
Portland - Portland Drug , Doug's, The Brickhouse
Hamburg - Bargain Outlet, Lagrone's Drug Store
Lake Village - George Bozeman's station, My Computer Consultant(1-5pm),
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