The Cutters carry on a New World tradition of blending musical influences that began with the great cultural melting pot of the sailing ships of the 18th and 19th centuries. They interweave timeless British Isles and Maritime tunes and songs with North American music and Caribbean rhythms. Among their musical influences are The Weavers, Pete Seeger, Ian & Sylvia, Dolores Keane, Dick Gaughan, Maddy Prior, The Clancy Brothers, Peter, Paul & Mary, and The Kingston Trio. To listen to The Cutters is to hear a living tradition!
"The songs featuring
Philip Morgan's banjo playing are
infectious... an enjoyable and satisfying
listen..."
- Steve Winick, Dirty Linen Magazine
"The seafaring tunes harken to a by-gone
era, making the listener yearn to be
anywhere but on the couch..."
- Gene Armstrong, The Arizona Daily Star
Tucson, AZ
"Philip's voice is completely bewitching: it
has a purity and clarity I have rarely heard,
and has such depth, is so fine, so true that it
seems to plumb the depths of your soul."
- Diane Schulstad, Victory Music Review
Tacoma, WA
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