• MM55 Artist Update – The Twangtown Paramours

    Chris Harkness Posted On May 24, 2012
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      I recently learned from Mike T. Lewis of  The Twangtown Paramours that he and MaryBeth Zamer are working on a new CD and should have it ready for release in the very near future… The title of the new CD is reported to be “The Promise of Friday Night”…

      The Twangtown Paramours first appeared on my Radar when I reviewed their debut CD in January of 2011 for NoDepression.com (read that review here)… Mike T. Lewis says “this project is a more acoustic record than their debut and that the twelve songs range from quiet to the quirkily percussive to the semi-symphonic”…

      I truly appreciated the self-titled debut CD from The Twangtown Paramours and I anxiously await the release of their new project… I will report further as I learn more…

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