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The Stone

by David Olney

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rickellwood I found David on the day he left us, I became an instant fan. I’ve not picked up my guitar for years but he’s inspired me to think again. I love his easy tone and melodically strong story lines that have you thinking deeply of what the song’s are about. Just gutted I’m never going to meet him or see him play live. However, his music is something we can still enjoy and the world is better for it. Thanks David Olney Favorite track: Jerusalem Tomorrow.
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JReygan This was true serendipity. I added two cds to an amazon order and on one of them we heard David Olney's song, Jerusalem Tomorrow, sung by Emmylou Harris. The lyrics immediately grabbed our attention and - the same day - we bought The Stone
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DAVID OLNEY
The STONE

Something happened. Back there all those centuries ago. Something not easily believed or easily dismissed. Two thousand years of glory and horror, of love and hate, of beauty and violence have only made those long ago events more murky and more enigmatic. But nothing comes of nothing. Something happened. The Stone is an attempt to address those events. From varying points of view (a con man, a donkey, a murderer and a soldier), a story is told. A picture struggles to emerge. Nothing is proved. Nothing is denied.

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released March 20, 2012

Performed by
David Olney - vocal, guitar, harmonica
Jack Irwin - harpsichord, percussion, orchestrations
Sergio Webb - classical guitar
Dave Roe - bass

Produced by Jack Irwin. Recorded at Silvertone Recording Service
Graphic Design and artist photograph by Paul Needham / mohawkvisuals.com


Icon (detail): "Christ's Entry Into Jerusalem"
Photographed by Mark Levine
View the full canvas at www.DavidOlney.com

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David Olney Nashville, Tennessee

"Few are capable of spinning such colorful and multi-layered yarns with so little excess fat." ~
American Songwriter Magazine

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