How Could We Be Wrong?
Jamesjturner
Here are tracks selected from James's 2012 album "How Could We Be Wrong?". This was recorded at Area 51 Studios by Ronnie Stone, and represents a return to James's roots. James used acoustic guitars, mandolin and violin, as well as a rhythm section and featuring Henry Priestman on accordion, Mark Knight the “Mad Fiddler” on violin, Etienne Girard on bass, Paul Walsham on drums and Vicky Mutch on cello. It has a folk rock feel, with a set of classic songs inspired by people and spirituality and a deep affinity with the land and nature."How Could We Be Wrong?" has received great press reviews and is currently garnering significant radio play. Reviewers have said, for example:"James J Turner has released in How Could We Be Wrong?, one of the best folk rock records of the year, probably the very best. A must listen release.""This is music that makes its mark - hard and deep .... could easily attain anthemic status" " like Mike Scott with a baseball bat""tremendous, strident vocals""