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MACLEAR Press Reviews and Releases
Tomas Gleeson Dublin Radio Tom MacLear offers an album of pop-rock vocals laced with
Celtic elements...MacLear 4 is hooky and well-written...The
'Bonnie Wake' is a stunner that enthralls. 'The Lonely Survive'
and 'You Don't Have To' are crafty songs.MUSIC CONNECTION U.S.A. / Canada ![]() ![]() ![]() "...MACLEAR -4- is fabulous... From the overall production and atmospheres, to the running order, to the songs themselves, the album flawlessly proves your great talent and your ability to be crew member and captain as well." David Kuhn Distant Shore / Los Angeles A dynamic song writer the likes that show a true Celtic spirit...refreshing from what's being turned out today ... genuinely honest songwriter... Brendan Cronan Anna Livia 103.8 FM Dublin ![]() Eclectic-Folk, Celtic-Blues, Avant-Pop! Jim Mona Jamrr Productions Los Angeles "... MACLEAR -4- is brilliant !" "...this Scottish entertainer brings the experience and depth in versatility between pop singer and playwright, poet and thespian. MacLear's songs are his inner being surfaced, and they portray a deep insight into human nature..." Mark Yandle Internationally Syndicated Rock Critic "...A pure and honest writer of today. His talent
grows with each CD..." "...Material is not a problem here. Tom has performed
and written hit songs for some of the best. His unique
style, especially his slide guitar, has earned him much respect
in the music industry..." "...A multi-stylist who's been around the block enough to
give directions, plays a versatile range of parts, including a
brilliant slide guitar..." "...A voice with Bowie-ish quality, not your classic
pop chart sound, but very cool and all its own..."
"...Tom MacLear I feel has a great talent both as a singer
and as a composer... His writing intrigues me, especially his
ideas in HIGHLAND'S FIRE..." "...His Bottle-Neck Slide-Guitar playing has won him
particular notoriety! He is often compared to such types as
Ry Cooder and Lowell George..."
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