"A Voice I (Happily) Can't Get Out Of My Mind" We get a lot of music at Whole Wheat Radio and enjoy most of it. But once in awhile we get something that stands out. Something you can't forget. Something you want to put on your CD player and listen to over and over again, just to catch the lyrics ... but then you slip into the beauty of the music and miss some lyrics. Doesn't matter. You know you're listening to something real. Something good. Very good. The reason you fell in love with acoustic folk music to begin with. I highly recommend it. Review of "The Lights of Brigantine" by Jim Kloss of Whole Wheat Radio George Wirth is a singer/songwriter with a gift for telling human stories shaped by imagery and narrative. His unaffected, lived in vocal style and guitar arrangements suit his songs perfectly, with images and melodies that resonate long after the music fades. Never one to grab a cheap cliche’, George’s lyrics capture moments from the lives of friends and strangers alike and make them real in their honesty. We know these people, even though we’ve never met, and while the songs are personal to George they become personal to the listener as well. Live, his songs are often interspersed with humorous stories, observations and rambles that take on a life of their own, resulting in further narrowing the gap between performer and audience. George has been introduced to audiences and shared performances with friends Rod Picott, Abbie Gardner and Red Molly. He’s appeared on bills with Anais Mitchell and Richard Julian at The Saint in Asbury Park, NJ, where he’s been performing regularly. Most recently he had the honor of having been invited to perform at The Clearwater Festival, also in Asbury Park, and has received nominations in two Asbury Music Awards catagories, Best Acoustic Act and Best Local Release for his "Lights of Brigantine" CD. Contact information: Homepage: http://georgewirth.com/ SonicBids: http://www.sonicbids.com/ Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/gwirth/ Email: georgewirth@comcast.net