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Here's a CD Wal-Mart isn't likely to carry. The title track, written specifically for the CD by musician-producer Sam Turton, is a folk-blues number that turns the rhythms of the South against the Arkansas-based corporation. —John Allemang, The Globe and Mail Singer-songwriter Sam Turton is leading the charge against Wal-Mart's plans. —Pieta Woolley, The Georgia Straight Although Turton's main concerns as a songwriter are the heavy topics of personal, social and political change, his sound is surprisingly fun, rhythmic and—at times—full on funky. —Marinko Jareb, Pulse Niagara, Niagara Falls Stand up against reckless consumerism because though Wal-Mart is big, Sam Turton reminds us "all empires fall." —Christy Bertrand, Echo Weekly Using top-notch players . . . the tunes go from scorching soul anthems, to gospel to funk-tinged pop and folk. —Eric Volmers, Guelph Mercury Sam Turton, a major driving force in the RSD efforts, gives us "Empires Fall" in his usual soul grabbing style. He urges us to "stand up" and be counted once more. —Norla Antinoro, My Town |
