Effron White - Award Winning Arkansas Singer/Songwriter: Buy Stuff
CDs by Effron White
Long Haul - CD (2012)
Long Haul was co-produced by John Inmon and Effron White. Inmon was recently voted "Producer of the Year" at the TEXAS MUSIC AWARDS. As a co-producer, sound engineer, and main music machine, he helps show Effron White's well-crafted material in the best light. Unpretentious and unassuming, these songs come off as honest renderings of the emotional pictures swimming around in the depths of this artist's heart and soul. The result is a loose concept album of loss and redemption, as seen through the lives of truckers, lovers, and troubadours.
"This CD had me hanging on every word. It's just brimming with good
songs - songs that really take you somewhere. It's been a while since a
CD hit me like this one. Words so nicely placed - it just shines with good
craftsmanship. Producer John Inmon is not only an exceptional musician,
but also a fine engineer. He got Effron's voice just right. It's an
odd voice with lots of grit and texture, but somehow this recording
captures a warmth that is ever so pleasing to the ear. This is one of
the finest CDs I've heard in a good while."
Kelly Mulhollan, Still on the Hill
“Long Haul is truly a treasure chest of musical twist and turns....I love the wonderful way it makes me feel.”-- Stew Kyle (Musician, Fayetteville, AR)
"This CD had me hanging on every word. It's just brimming with good
songs - songs that really take you somewhere. It's been a while since a
CD hit me like this one. Words so nicely placed - it just shines with good
craftsmanship. Producer John Inmon is not only an exceptional musician,
but also a fine engineer. He got Effron's voice just right. It's an
odd voice with lots of grit and texture, but somehow this recording
captures a warmth that is ever so pleasing to the ear. This is one of
the finest CDs I've heard in a good while."
Kelly Mulhollan, Still on the Hill
“Long Haul is truly a treasure chest of musical twist and turns....I love the wonderful way it makes me feel.”-- Stew Kyle (Musician, Fayetteville, AR)
Paradiso Loco - CD (2007)
"Paradiso Loco" was produced, recorded, and mixed by The East Side Flash at Flashpoint Recording Studio in Austin, Texas. It is distinctively Austin flavored, boasting the tremendous talents of some of Austin's finest musicians: John Inmon (Jerry Jeff Walker, Lost Gonzos Band, Jimmy LaFave) on guitars; Paul Pearcy (Jerry Jeff, Dixie Chicks, Terri Hendrix Band), drums and percussion; Glenn Fukunaga (Dixie Chicks, Terri Hendrix Band), bass; Danny Barnes (Bad Livers, Robert Earl Keen), far out banjo; The East Side Flash, dobro, hot piano!, and organ; Darcie Deaville, fiddle and backup vocals; and Hilary "Wild Chile" Adamson, backup vocals.
Paul Pearcy says, "THIS CD MUST BE HEARD!!!
"Such great songs! A real landscape of American music!"--Bill Toms, singer-songwriter, Pittsburg, PA
"If you are looking for good stories about life itself combined with good music you can find it here. This one is worth far more than just a listen, for when it comes to music, this one does glisten!"
Daniel J. Hinnebusch, for Texicana Jukebox/MissLana.com
Yankee Dime - CD (2004)
Meridith Martin-Moats, of KUAF radio's Ozarks at Large, says the songs on "Yankee Dime" are "straight-forward and sung without pretense". There are songs of what we lose when we gain something", and "the proverbial bittersweetness of pretty much everything". Also, "songs about facing up to things we have or have not done and the hard choices of love and commitment".
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"I've worked on about 3000 recordings over the years, and [Yankee Dime] is one of the very few I actually listen to myself."--Fred Bogert, The Briarpatch, engineer and record producer.
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"I've worked on about 3000 recordings over the years, and [Yankee Dime] is one of the very few I actually listen to myself."--Fred Bogert, The Briarpatch, engineer and record producer.
Day in the Sun - CD (2000)
"With well-crafted songs and an inviting voice, White clearly belongs in the spotlight...A sunny and bright debut." --Lynn Mclachlin, 'Rambles' online magazine.
