Freedy Johnston

On his fourth album since 1992's acclaimed Can You Fly, Freedy Johnston remains not the
sort of singer-songwriter to investigate reggae drifts or loud guitars or grinning duets with
flashy pop singers. He just sings his modestly fluid, sweet-toned tunes in a voice to match;
it's as if he's trying to reinvent folk music at a time when even singer-songwriters who long
to perform unaccompanied in wheat fields still get hung up in recording studios.... More >

Will never get the girl till he proves he believes in himself ("Waste Your Time," "That's Alright With Me")