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C W Colt
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Caribbean
Country Blues Master does it all Online! |
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C W Colt Creates
Musical World on the Web
"At ten years old Chet Atkins taught me my
first chords on the guitar and since that day
I've never stopped playing."
Not many other musicians can say that - and for
C W Colt it was just the beginning of an
incredible musical career that has included
working with the likes of Waylon Jennings, Jimmy
Buffett and Patsy Montana.
Now the Caribbean country blues master is
bringing live music directly into your home via
the Internet. Every Wednesday and Friday 7 PM
EST, he can be watched by logging on to
www.cwcolt.com. C W is an independent artist who
has discovered a way of bringing his vision to a
worldwide audience.
Viewers can directly interact with C W during
his performance, which will feature a number of
special guests. C W says, "I am immensely
excited about broadening people's understanding
of country and blues using the Internet, rather
than being force-fed a few songs endorsed by the
few major labels."
Listeners who log on will hear cuts from C W
Colt's new album, Cowboys, Kings and Long Lost
Treasures, the third insta llment in a 12-CD
project called "Legends and
Treasures." The CD is already in the top
100 in spins and two cuts from the CD are
getting noticed. "The Best Thing"
recently hit the #1 spot of the top 40
Independent country songs in the USA charts, and
"On a Train" is in the top 50 of the
International ECMA charts.
The album was recorded in Nashville, and was
co-produced with Herb Shucher and Lance Dary
from Randy Travis' band. These remarkable songs
are inspired by C W's troubadour life, telling
tales of love, loss, and adventure.
Appropriately, the album cover features
kindred-spirit Bert Kilbride, treasure hunter of
the British Virgin Islands and regarded by many
as a real life pirate of the Caribbean. Other
featured legends are Mel Fisher, Captain Tony,
Chief James Billie and Sonny Landreth.
C W has received his fair share of critical
plaudits through the years for his live shows
and recording career:
"There is
no doubt he knows what to do with a banjo or
guitar in his hand, flashing streaks of
brilliance at times."
Bill Jackson, Tribune
"His style is a wonderful blend of island
spirit and country sensibility."
The Newspaper, Key West
"Colt's unique sound is a jumpy and jazzy,
funky and folksy mix of musical styles that's
ideal for his milieu."
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About
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C W Colt started his first band in San Antonio,
Texas in 1963. As a military dependent he
traveled with his father, often living in exotic
countries and always performing everywhere he
went.
After time spent entertaining troops in
Southeast Asia, he relocated to Colorado and
mastered the banjo and fiddle. In his twenties,
C W worked on "The America the Beautiful
Show" in Nashville at Marty Robbin's
studio, and in his thirties began working with
such legendary figures as Alvin Lee, Bo Diddley,
Hank Thompson and Patsy Montana. He also
appeared in Jim Carrey's first film, Copper
Mountain.
Since moving to Florida, he has come into his
own as a solo artist. Compiling forty years of
original songwriting, he has set sail on this
musical odyssey that is the Legends and
Treasures series.
When completed, the 12 CDs will come with a
treasure chest, and all will have legendary
explorers and adventurers decorating the front
covers. All of C W's life experiences, talent
and vision have coalesced into this project.
C W's attitude to his music is summed up well by
the man himself, "I want to take someone's
mind off their troubles for a few seconds, or
maybe help them get through life with something
I have written."
Cowboys, Kings and Long Lost Treasures is
available at cdbaby.com. For more information
about C W Colt, please visit his website: www.cwcolt.com,
or he can be reached by calling (305) 797-3465
or (239) 369-8352.
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“There
is no doubt he knows what to
do with a banjo or guitar in his
hand,
"C
W is one of the finest performers
flashing streaks of brilliance at times…”
you will
ever meet".
- Bill Jackson / Tribune Staff Writer
- Patsy Montana
“C.W. Colt is a star. I can’t say when, but I
know
“His (musical) style is a
it will happen. Talent like his can’t stay hidden.
wonderful blend of Island
C.W. has a vocal
thing that is so sexy & exciting.
spirit and country sensibilty
I've seen people shiver when he does
it…”
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Key West The Newspaper
-Valerie
Ridenour / Key West The Newspaper
“When Sir William Colt and the Conch Republic Royal Minstrels” took
the stage… it became apparent from the get-go that not only had the
crowd come specifically to watch them play, but that they went away
impressed with what they had seen.”
-Terry Schmida / Citizen Staff Writer
“Most of C.W. Colt’s songs incorporate the
local environment, tell a story much like a ballad,
and utilize humor to communicate a philosophical
message.”
-Tom & Chaz Promotions / Key Largo
“The crowd picked up again when he reappeared on
stage for the finale. There was little doubt among the
crowd that the young man was on his way up…”
-The Greeley Tribune
“Watching Singer / Songwriter C.W. Colt perform solo…
was an experience akin to savoring a glass of vintage
port. Buy C.W.’s new CD when it becomes available.
You won’t regret it. But, better than that, go and
see him perform…”
-Dennis Maloney / Key West Morning Star
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