Arizona Amp and Alternator

A musical project name used by Howe Gelb. Described in the DeBaser review as intimate, melancholic folk-country with occasional jazz touches.

DeBaser published a review (2006) of the self-titled Arizona Amp And Alternator album noting Howe Gelb as the person behind the name.

DeBaser's review presents Arizona Amp And Alternator as a warm, intimate folk-country project by Howe Gelb. The music is described as soothing and consoling — a refuge for listeners seeking quiet, familiar atmospheres. The album relies on gentle voice, swaying guitars and light vocal duets.

For:Listeners of intimate folk and alt-country who want mellow, consoling music with sparse arrangements.