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    Jesse Sprinkle

    Sunsites

    (1996)

    Reviewed by Sucré Musique

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    acousticambientfolknew age

    Save for the cello, deftly handled by Phil Peterson - Jesse Sprinkle, (formerly of poor old lu, and currently The World Inside) played all the instruments on Sunsites, an instrumental album.

    Sunsites is beautiful music.
    Sunsites is music to pray and meditate to.
    Sunsites is for napping, and restful afternoons by the fireplace.
    Sunsites is for starry nights when the summer wind blows across the fields.
    Sunsites soothes a harried mind.
    Sunsites is lullabies and morning tea in hand-painted porcelain cups.
    Sunsites stirs the soul.

    Other coverage for this album

    7ball Online 1996Reviewed by Brad CavinessWith the break up of Poor Old Lu, fans are no doubt interested in new projects by the former band members. Jesse Sprinkle's Sunsites was recorded some time before Lu released their farewell cd A Picture of the Eighth Wonder, it is coming to the attention of consumers at the same time as news of the band's demise. Fans of Poor Old Lu's angular and melodic modern pop are going to be very surprised…

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