The Jason Crigler PBS Documentary Life
The exceptional Jason Crigler’s documentary is Eric Daniel Metzgar.
On the album “The Music of Jason Crigler”, Jason described his sound as follows
“I worked on this album, released in late 2008, for nine years. It is a collection of 13 of my songs, all sung by various artists. Marshall Crenshaw, Teddy Thompson, Amy Correia, Holly Palmer and others all lent their voices to this project. I sing one song on this album, although I produced the whole record and was actively involved in choosing the singers.
“This album contains “The Books on the Shelf” and “Through Tomorrow,” both of which are featured prominently in Life.Support.Music. “The Books on the Shelf” was the first song I wrote when I returned home after a year as an inpatient in various hospitals.”
All About Jazz said the following about Jason’s music:
“Crigler’s songwriting is a combination of light and dark (musically and lyrically), layered guitars, thoughtful pop orchestrations and detailed arranging instincts. His writing is the focus of the project, but the CD has an ensemble cast feeling more than that of a single star.
“This is by design. Every song (save one) features a different vocalist, and there are very limited jam sections. This makes for a pleasingly terse, yet varied, recording.”
To listen to Jason Crigler’s music and more about the PBS special,
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