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Praise for the music of Don Dixon |
“"… Don Dixon, who has found modest fame as a
producer for such acts as REM and the Smithereens, …
possesses two emotive bass instruments (one vocal, the other
stringed) and a songwriting talent for both the puckish and
the poignant.”
– The New Yorker
“Don Dixon's … lyrics sneak up on you, packing an
emotional wallop …”
– Larry Groce, host of NPR's
"Mountain Stage"
“emotions underlying the smart turns of phrase often
don't register their impact until a second or third listen.”
– Anthony DeCurtis - Contributing
Editor, Rolling Stone
“Don Dixon is undeniably one of the most important men in
the history of American alternative rock...great songwriting
full of pathos, anger, and shame."
– CD Consumer |
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Don Dixon was born in a small mill town in South Carolina when Harry Truman was president. He began making up songs and singing them shortly after he could walk and he’s never stopped. Dixon now lives in a small mill town in Ohio. |
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