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 With a street date set for February 27th 2007, keep your eyes peeled for Evett’s latest album "Middle of the Middle". If his music was hard to classify before, this album won’t shorten the description. Evett seamlessly transitions through many genres in this eclectic, iPod ready mix. |
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 Released in 2004 this is a road record composed on various tours, with Evett--under the influence of sketchy accommodations, weird food, and audience-fueled adrenaline rushes--writing the songs in green rooms, hotels, tour buses and airplanes. This record is the first to capture Evett's steel resonator fretless dobro, the distinctive sound of which can be heard on the songs "Claim to Fame," "Fly Myself To Sleep," and "Token Hearted." |
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 Released in 2000 this is the first album of its kind, featuring dynamic instrumental music showcasing the fretless guitar as the main sound producer. Tracks such as "Singing Bowl," "Steeple," and "Transcendental Floss," explode as Evett’s glass fingerboards break all existing fretless guitar barri e rs, and produce nearly every sound on this album. “Truly a unique, experimental fusion of rock and jazz, Ned Evett will make you rethink the plucked-stringed instrument.” -Fingerstyle Guitar Magazine |
