1. MERCY STREET
2. Mbunduza
3. ALFIE
4. Undecided
5. GRAN TORINO
6. Blue Moon
7. James
8. Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most
9. THE LITTLE WONDER
10. Lets Fall I*n Love
11. Men Of Wire
12. Love Of My Life


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CD's are £12.00 (incl p&p).

Dave Gelly. The Observer. wrote:
Thirteen violin-and-guitar duets may not sound like an exciting proposition, but this is a most remarkable album. The range of expression, originality of ideas and boldness of execution puts it in a class of its own. Etheridge has been called 'one of the best guitarists in the world ' by no less a figure than Pat Metheny, and on this showing that's the plain truth. Garrick, a former prodigy, can swing with the best of them, but there's also warmth, lyricism and a lot of wit. The programme is inspired, too, with themes by everyone from Duke Ellington to William Walton, by way of Ennio Morricone.

Northern Echo wrote:
Virtuoso performances here from two extremely talented performers performing on a variety of violins and guitars. Jazz is just one part of this wide ranging set which includes folk, classical and many other influences. It's simply stunning at times.

Birmingham Post wrote:
Etheridge is a guitarist for all seasons and all situations - whether reworking Frank Zappa or paying homage to Django Reinhardt.
Garrick is a violinist with a thoroughly personal voice on the instrument and the technique to be able to express it eloquently.
Together they work their way through a range of music from the majestic English folk of Richard Thompson's title track, to the delicacy of film themes from both William Walton and Ennio Morricone, the traditional Londonderry Air, some Astor Piazzola from his southern hemisphere answer to Vivaldi's Four Seasons and, of course, a couple of Hot Club of France tunes. Garrick.. a sensitive melodic touch and a wide range of timbre and emotional resonance. Etheridge, of course, delights on every level.