Map Of Wyoming

Map of Wyoming is a San Francisco based recording project featuring singer/songwriter/guitarist Dale Richard Duncan, multi instrumentalist/producer <a href="spotify:artist:3tmxR6JduQHqA2ccTNMQW8" data-name="Chris von Sneidern">Chris von Sneidern</a>, and drummer John Stuart, all of whom previously recorded and toured together in 80&#39;s jangle-pop cult favorites <a href="spotify:artist:0W7ikwdbGk1UBkZINBiVcD" data-name="Flying Color">Flying Color</a>.
Other key members include guitarist <a href="spotify:artist:2aiV9sFJR5TESaPKWvT9qZ" data-name="Tom Heyman">Tom Heyman</a> (<a href="spotify:artist:1CBBrggsTu0FK9xkKhzGTF" data-name="Go To Blazes">Go To Blazes</a>) and bassist Larry Dekker (<a href="spotify:artist:1HjiwtOoWJZ1HvqOXca27p" data-name="Translator">Translator</a>), and pianist Khoi Huynh.
Featured guest musicians include: <a href="spotify:artist:3vidJsiALgVC5ZuweJgeDT" data-name="Chuck Prophet">Chuck Prophet</a>, Pete Straus, Sam Babbitt, Patrick Main, Carrie Bradley(<a href="spotify:artist:1xgFexIwrf2QjbU0buCNnp" data-name="The Breeders">The Breeders</a>), <a href="spotify:artist:0pa2mkOjPCweXAyOK38OIl" data-name="Ralph Carney">Ralph Carney</a>, Luis Carbo

&#34;Stately but never stilted pop featuring gorgeous melodies, heartfelt lyrics and singing, often infused with melancholy but in an uplifting, not oppressive way&#34; Dan Moser, No Depression

&#34;They don&#39;t get much better than &#34;Another Road,&#34; one of the most extraordinary jangle-rockers ever, right up there with R.E.M.&#39;s &#34;Rockville,&#34; The Groovies&#39; &#34;I Can&#39;t Hide&#34; and Tom Petty&#39;s &#34;Listen to Her Heart.&#34; Denise Sullivan, AMG

&#34;Little masterpieces that resonate with the truths of life&#34; Nick West, Bucketful of Brains

&#34;I really like the lyrics&#34; Sir <a href="spotify:artist:3KDpcZPHxvsaVk5PReoGqh" data-name="Tim Rice">Tim Rice</a>

&#34;Worldly-wise wordplay&#34; London Sunday Times

&#34;This is country pop with a golden heart&#34; Rob Hughes, Uncut

&#34;Without posturing or pretense&#34; Lee Zimmerman, Amplifier

&#34;Duncan follows his own star. Pedal steel adds hints of country, though no more than After the Gold Rush era <a href="spotify:artist:6v8FB84lnmJs434UJf2Mrm" data-name="Neil Young">Neil Young</a>, which this set occasionally recalls. Worth investigating&#34; Ian Cranna, Q