The Andy's

Living in Nashville is a double-edged sword. There are a lot of really good concerts here, but since so many artists live here, they usually let there friends play a lot before the show. That can be good. Sometimes it isn't.

Last summer I went with some friends to see Derek Webb and Sandra McCracken. I was excited until Derek Webb informed the audience Andrew Osenga would be opening the show. I didn't want to watch Andrew Osenga. I was ignorant and wrong. He played a few songs, but won me over with 'Early in the Morning.'

So a few months later I went to see Andrew Osenga play in Franklin and he was playing with Andrew Peterson. Andrew Peterson blew me away.

In December I went to hear Andrew Peterson and was introduced to Andy Gullahorn. He was funny enough to just tell jokes for his set, but his humor was instead followed up by a beautiful song about marriage. He has an incredible gift of setting the listener up with humor and then knocking them over with depth.

I now own every album these three have made. I didn't know who they were in May. Now they dominate my cd player.

I found this on Andrew Osenga's website today. It is a self-recorded commercial for Andy Gullahorn's new record, 'Reinventing the Wheel.' It is brilliant. I strongly recommend it as well as everything else these three have produced. I think you will enjoy the commercial. I know you will love their music.