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No October combines Dave Olson’s direct, conversational songwriting style with drummer and producer Richard Medek’s atmospheric aesthetic to create an album with a distinct personality. From the first intake of breath in the opening track So Long Blues to the ringing notes that fade into a Minnesota night after the closing track Buddy Holly, No October is a rich, rewarding experience that will linger with the listener

Dave Olson Dave Olson is a Twin Cities-based singer-songwriter with a John Prine disposition, a heartfelt delivery, and a knack for catchy melodies. In his seasoned voice, Olson sings about old friendships, restless hearts, lost loves, and ordinary people trying to find meaning. He started writing and performing in Iowa, where he released in 2001. He is set to release his new album No October in 2012

Album · 2012 · 12 Songs.

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Dave Olson No October daveolsonmusic. What’s that place that she came from? A little town a couple miles from where the plane of Buddy Holly went down. Dave Olson, on Buddy Holly. Buddy Holly with its Clear Lake reference wraps up No October-the latest album from Dave Olson, a Twin Cities-transplanted former Iowa Citian. Though he’s been away for a while, it’s clear that Iowa still provides him with inspiration.

Dave Olson is a Twin Cities-based singer-songwriter with a John Prine disposition, a heartfelt delivery, and a knack for catchy. The barn sessions were three whole years ago. Time flies when you're having fun (or on the run). No October - Dave Olson.

Fun album fact The record will be titled No October. Those of you who contributed to my Kickstarter project may be scratching your heads. Last fall I needed to come up with a name for my Kickstarter campaign, so I used Bad luck is bound to fade after a snippet of lyrics from one of the album tracks called Mad Made. I thought it sounded optimistic and seemed appropriate for a fund-raising campaign.

October is the second studio album by Irish rock band U2. It was released on 12 October 1981 by Island Records, and was produced by Steve Lillywhite. The album was lyrically inspired by the memberships of Bono, the Edge, and Larry Mullen Jr. in a Christian group called the "Shalom Fellowship", and consequently it contains spiritual and religious themes