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Artist: Paul Shortino's The Cutt

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CD Title: Sacred Place

 

Category: Hard Rock

Year: 2002

Label: MusicWorks Entertainment

Catalog Number: MWE3553

Personnel

Paul Shortino lead vocals, bass
Brad Gillis guitars
Carlos Cavazo guitars
Howard Leese guitars
Dave Whiston guitars
Jimmy Crespo guitars
Chuck Wright bass
Jason Boyleston bass
Sean McNabb bass
JT Garrett keyboards
John Homan drums, percussion

Tracks

1.	Sacred Place	6:15
2.	Up to the Mountain	4:22
3.	I Believe	3:38
4.	Feel the Rain	4:40
5.	Speak Your Mind	3:32
6.	Be There	4:15
7.	Get Down (to Get Back Up)	4:47
8.	Love Keep on Shinin'	4:09
9.	Change Your Heart	3:38
10.	Feel the Music	4:39
11.	Angel	3:50
12.	I Believe short version	3:36
Total Running Time:		51:21

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Existing comments about this CD

From: Tony

Date: April 28, 2003 at 14:44

Owes far more to QRIII than it does to anything Rough Cutt did. Pretty good album in the Whitesnake blues-rock vein and Paul just sings the s#@t out of all of it. I don't know what was going on his personal life here but these are some of the most positive lyrics I've ever heard on a hard rock album. It's like a self help book put to music here.. Another thing that took me was Jimmy Crespo's playing. Outstanding!! Wasn't looking for that and it was a pleasant suprise, great guitarist.

From: jarett r.	Date: September 8, 2003 at 6:04
i've heard that jimmy crespo also played in the actual rough cutt.

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From: Whiplash1972	Date: December 13, 2003 at 1:41
This is indeed a disc full of good, bluesy hard rock in the vein of Whitesnake,and post-Night Songs Cinderella. Paul Shortino's raspy vocals are perfect for this style of music; of course, I've never heard anything from Paul that I didn't like. All the songs here are good, but "Sacred Place","Up to the Mountain","I Believe","Love Keep on Shinin","Feel the Music" & "Angel" are the stand-out tracks here.Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys bluesy hard rock!

From: Christine	Date: December 13, 2003 at 16:49
This CD gets a good deal of airplay on XM Satellite Radio (channel 41). Their website had been mentioned there as well, so hopefully that's helping out with some sales. "Up to the Mountain", "Angel" and "Sacred Place" are really standout tracks. My only gripe is that the production is a bit lacking, but otherwise an excellent release. I hope this line-up sticks around for a while!

From: Christine	Date: December 13, 2003 at 16:49
This CD gets a good deal of airplay on XM Satellite Radio (channel 41). Their website had been mentioned there as well, so hopefully that's helping out with some sales. "Up to the Mountain", "Angel" and "Sacred Place" are really standout tracks. My only gripe is that the production is a bit lacking, but otherwise an excellent release. I hope this line-up sticks around for a while!

From: Christine	Date: December 13, 2003 at 16:50
Damn, sorry about the double post. I hate that!

From: Dave	Date: September 30, 2004 at 19:19
Sorry,i didn't know Paul had 4 seperate listings on this site so my review for this album is under "SHORTINO", It's About Time"

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