Andy Hollinden: CDs

Lucky Hands In Trying Times (2010)

NEW! 12-song collaboration with Mark Galup. When Mark did all of the harmony vocals on 2008's Grieve For The Living, we realized our voices and music meshed insanely well - like if the Everly Brothers had two different moms. This CD has been described as the Beatles album that should have come between Rubber Soul and Revolver!

$10.00 + $2.50 SH

Grieve For The Living (2008)

13 majestic songs about beliefs, aging, failing friendships, stupid royalty, deceit, and competition. Early reports indicate people think this is Andy's best CD to date. Stylistically, it's being compared to late-era Beatles and Pink Floyd along with a dash of Beck and Nick Cave.

$10.00 + $2.50 SH

Trust Yourself (2006)

Andy’s hardest rockin’ CD. If you like fast songs and loud in-your-face guitars, this one’s for you. Features twelve straight-up songs written for the classic rock ‘n’ roll line-up of two guitar, bass and drums.

$10.00 + $2.50 SH

Stick It in Your Sound Hole (2004)

Andy’s roots album. This CD features instrumental music for finger-style guitar, drums and acoustic bass. Imagine blues, folk, gospel, and roots rock guitar styles blended together and then whipped up by a rockabilly combo that had just fired their singer.

$10.00 + $2.50 S&H

Begging's Not Endearing (2002)

Andy’s most ambitious studio production. Two years in the making. What can one man do with two computers, an E-MU sampler, an ACID loop library, and a whole battery of traditional instruments? Find out here.

$10.00 + $2.50 S&H

Heat to Fragrance (2000)

Andy’s first solo release. This CD features nine songs and four instrumentals in an eclectic stylistic mix. Sweet songs about cancer, no sex, friendship, regret, fear, loneliness and heat.

$10.00 + $2.50 S&H

Boot Rouge et Swabs - The Speakers (1996)

The second and last CD by The Speakers, Andy and Erin’s mid-90s band. This one features thirteen cohesive songs about life and its many facets. Limited supply!

$10.00 + $2.50 S&H

Moving Earth from There to Here - The Speakers (1994)

Where it all began. “Five songs for five bucks” was our sales pitch. Recorded in one weekend for $600. Not bad, considering. SORRY – SOLD OUT!