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Editorial Reviews
Barnes & Noble - Seth Kaufman
Add Andy Davis name to the list of contemporary piano-popsters - Ben Folds, Five For Fighting's John Ondrasik, among them - who bridge the worlds of pop and rock via the ivories. Davis may be the more versatile and accessible of the bunch. He fills his debut Let the Woman, with engaging, literate pop songs and proves himself an adept guitar slinger as well. His smoky soul-tinged voice - think Jackson Browne with some grit and a pretty falsetto - is hooky enough that it almost out-muscles his compelling wordplay on songs like the damaged "Believable Doubt" and the defiant "Our Love Is Not Their Business" (the obvious metaphors of "Black Keys" may be the only misstep ...