Todd Sheaffer - Dream Of Love Live From Whitney Chapel

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Review by Kevin Eloy

Dream Of Love Live From Whitney Chapel: A Raw, Unfiltered Blast of Heart and Soul Alright, let’s cut to the chase. Todd Sheaffer’s Dream Of Love Live From Whitney Chapel isn’t just another live album—it’s a gut-punch of emotion wrapped in rock, folk, and world vibes that’ll leave you reeling. Released back in 2000 (yeah, Y2K was still freaking people out), this record feels like it came straight from some dusty road trip across America, with Sheaffer pouring his heart into every note. Produced under Bag O’ Seed Music, this thing is raw, real, and unapologetically human. First off, props to Sheaffer for wearing multiple hats here—guitarist, vocalist, harmonica player—all while delivering a performance so intimate you’d swear he was sitting right next to you. And don’t even get me started on John Ginty’s keys or Edno’s percussion wizardry; they turn these tracks into something more than just songs—they’re stories. Now, I gotta single out two tracks that hit hard. First up, “Raindance.” Man, this one grabs you by the collar and doesn’t let go. It starts with a hypnotic rhythm that feels like rain tapping on your windowpane, but then Sheaffer’s vocals kick in, raw and gravelly, telling a tale of longing and redemption. You can practically smell the earth after a storm when this song plays. It’s messy, imperfect, and absolutely beautiful—a reminder that life ain’t always clean-cut either. Then there’s “Where Songs Begin,” which hits different because, well, it’s basically Sheaffer laying bare his soul. The lyrics are simple yet razor-sharp, cutting through all the noise we deal with daily. There’s this moment midway where the harmonica wails alongside his voice, and damn if it doesn’t feel like catharsis in audio form. This track sticks with you not because it’s flashy, but because it’s honest as hell. Look, I’m not gonna sugarcoat it—this album won’t be everyone’s cup of tea. Some might call it too stripped-down or rough around the edges. But that’s exactly why it works. In a world full of overproduced nonsense, Dream Of Love Live From Whitney Chapel reminds us what music should do: make you feel something. Random thought to leave you with—ever notice how rain sounds kinda like applause? Listening to this album, you almost wonder if Mother Nature herself gave it a standing ovation.

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Artist: Todd Sheaffer
Album: Dream Of Love Live From Whitney Chapel

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
The Old Man And The Land
Head
When The World Was Young
Scudders Lane
Dream Of Love
Radio On
Came Up Smilin'
Black Elk Speaks
Spacey Johnny
The Giving Tree
Where Songs Begin
Raindance

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GW7891

Labels

Bag O' Seed Music

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Formats

  • CD
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Credits

RoleCredit
GuitarTodd Sheaffer
VocalsTodd Sheaffer
HarmonicaTodd Sheaffer
PianoJohn Ginty
OrganJohn Ginty
Talking DrumEdno
PercussionEdno

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About Todd Sheaffer

American singer, guitarist, songwriter, based in New Jersey

Name Vars

  • Todd Schaeffer

Interesting fact about Album

Here's an interesting fact: Todd Sheaffer’s album *Dream Of Love Live From Whitney Chapel* is like a one-man show with a little help from friends. Released in 2000, it blends rock, folk, and world influences. What’s cool is that Todd plays guitar, sings, and even handles the harmonica himself. He’s backed by just a few talented musicians, like John Ginty on piano and organ, and Edno adding percussion and unique touches like the talking drum. The album feels intimate, almost like you’re sitting right there in the chapel with them. And with tracks like "Raindance" and "Black Elk Speaks," it’s got this raw, heartfelt vibe that sticks with you.