Multi-instrumentalist David Starr was born and raised in Fayetteville, Arkansas. He began drumming at age 10 and played with numerous area groups through the seventies before moving to Aspen, Colorado in 1981. While in Aspen, he shared the stage with the NGDB, Dan Fogelberg, Bobby Mason, Sonny Bono, Kenny Edwards and others.
Moving to Little Rock, Arkansas in 1985, he began a career in financial services while recording and writing in his home studio and playing with local bands. Little Rock is also the first home of Starr's Guitars, a full line music store and studio. The store was moved to Cedaredge, Colorado in 2001.
Starr has three CD's of original material; Broken 9, Time and Contrition and Songs From the Witness Tree on which he plays and sings all parts.
The David Starr Band now resides in Cedaredge, Colorado and has recently opened for Travis Tritt and Clint Black.
| POSTED BY: disturbed3003 | POSTED ON: 01 Jul 2010 10:29 AM | ||
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David Starr and his recent album, “Songs From the Witness Tree,” delivers an exceptional compilation of Rock songs that is extremely reminiscent of the ‘70’s era. Starr is not only the vocalist on this album but he plays all instrumentation will a highly talented style and grace. The energy to under take this project really paid off as this album is swarming with excellent songs. When you hear the song, “Nothing Short,” one can feel his honesty in his voice while the soothing guitar sweetly strums along. Starr also adds a bit of mystifying synth tones to the song, “Night Sky/Wichita,” as the vocals are rootsy and melodic. “Halfway Home” is another great song with guitar, strings, drums, and Starr’s flair for sweet and charming vocals. If you’re a fan of the Eagles or Jackson Browne, then “Songs From the Witness Tree,” is an album you will really enjoy.
-Diane and the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team |
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