Salut Nick,
I just got your latest CD (No kind of life) today in the mail and had a chance to listen to it in the office. Not bad at all Sir! - I am normally not a big fan of country music, but I really enjoyed your sound.
Keep it up man!
Maz

Hi Maz,

Thanks for the support. It's true, not everyone likes country -- particularly in Quebec where it's viewed as the most uncultured of musical styles. I'm a big devotee of traditional honky tonk.

Actually, one of the best parts of Balfa Camp was playing old time country with David Greeley. He's got a massive repertoire.

Anyway, we're working on a new record now, so hopefully there'll be something new pretty soon.

Hope the accordion is goin' well.

Best,

Nick

You made an interesting comment about most people not having an appreciation for country music. I think it's not relevant to any specific region, but rather, it's rural vs. urban phenomena. If you go outside of larger centres in Quebec or anywhere else in Canada, you'll find that rural people are quite into country music. In urban centres, it's not cool to like country music. I suspect that holds true in the US as well. It certainly does here in Atlantic Canada.

I do remember the jam session you're referring to with David Greely. It sounded pretty good.

I don't like country music, but I don't mean to denigrate those who do. And for the people who like country music, denigrate means 'put down.'

---Bob Newhart