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    HM Magazine #84/Dave Patrick
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    Dave Patrick

    A Future and a Hope

    (1998)

    Reviewed by Tim McCready

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    Label Classic Jazz MusicHM Magazine #84July/August 2000
    acousticjazzjazz fusionjazz rock

    Dave is a classical / jazz guitarist who sent us two of his CD's, Light Through the Trees, and A Future and a Hope. Both are instrumental, while the first is a more mellow acoustic offering, the second featuring electric guitar. Both are extremely well produced, a high quality offering from an exceptional guitarist.

    Other coverage for this album

    Bandoppler 1998Reviewed by Sucré MusiqueDave Patrick's A Future and a Hope is a nicely done instrumental jazz-rock album which is distributed by Broken Records. The song, "And They Lived", has a flavor of melancholy, which lends itself nicely to the instrumental canvas. "Set Me Free" definitely reminds the listener of the Tropics, with its touch of Calypso-Latin flair, and funky beat. Opening with a wistful piano solo before breaking…

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