Steppin’ Out Magazine Review- Honey On My Grave

Steppin’ Out Magazine
June 7th, 2006

Even if country music isn’t your cup of tea, listening to Abbie Gardner may just change your mind. On her first full-length solo album, Honey On My Grave, she plays the guitar and dobro to mix bluegrass, jazz, blues, and folk/pop for a combination you won’t be able to resist. Gardner will capture your attention with her soulful voice that becomes irresistible almost instantly. The lyrics, like those in “Dreams”, are about situations that everyone can relate to in one way or another. “So I’ll sit right here with you tonight, forget about all I’ve done wrong and all I’ve done right, Cause I know you will love me even if I never catch up to these dreams I’ve been chasing.” Also on her CD, she covers the Ray Charles song, “Hit the Road Jack” and pairs up with Pat Wictor for “You Got To Move.” Along with pursuing a career as a solo artist, Abbie Gardner is also a member of the New York female trio Red Molly. Check out www.abbiegardner.com to find out more information about this talented musician that doesn’t leave room for disappointment.