May 21, 2013
Gregory Stovetop
Bubbling enthusiasm
by Stephanie Kadel-Taras
posted 12/1/2003
If other bands have frustrated me recently by being too cool or too serious of purpose to fully experience their own artistic possibilities, I'm relieved to find Gregory Stovetop bursting onto the Ann Arbor scene. Affable, earthy, and explosive, this solo singer-songwriter — protected only by his acoustic guitar — throws himself into his songs and performances.
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