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Crooked Fingers On Mountain Stage

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Crooked Fingers On Mountain Stage

Songwriter and guitarist Eric Bachmann started out in college radio and has been crafting his sound ever since. Now, with Crooked Fingers, he performs songs from the band's fifth CD, Forfeit/Fortune.

Crooked Fingers On Mountain Stage

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Crooked Fingers: Fun With Cannibalism

For a singer who's spent years honing his weary, Neil Diamond-esque croak, Crooked Fingers' Eric Bachmann seems to be having something approximating fun on his new album. In "Cannibals," he immerses his voice in an arrangement that positively sparkles with chiming guitars and sunny harmonies.

Cannibals

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