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eric shiveley -- PRESS
PRESS AND QUOTES FOR THE DOCUMENTARY "EVERYONE BUT
YOU"
( On December 31, 2007, Eric finished a
26-month project documenting the small home-studio he built in Colorado's San Luis Valley)
"Everyone But You does a great job, better than almost anything
else I've seen, of capturing
what it's like to truly be a struggling artist."
Westword
"Eric
is a brilliant writer. It's a gift. The best literature
lets bad things happen to characters we care about,
and Everyone But You does this. It's a
moving film that makes you squirm, laugh, cry, reflect, and hope."
KRFC (Radio Free Colorado)
"The film isn't
perfect...But for a first film no, any film it's pretty darn close."
Colorado
Springs Independent
"Though
he doesn't seem to believe it...Shiveley may have a future as a filmmaker."
Boulder Daily Camera
"Eric Shiveley has made a wonderful and surprising movie eccentric,
disarming, heartfelt,
weirdly inspirational filled with
oddball characters, superb music, stunning Western landscapes
and lots of hilarious scene-stealing dogs. With precise attention to the wounding
costs and
sublime benefits, he draws a self-portrait of an artist living, in the best American
tradition,
against the grain, and he does so with scalding honesty and true wit. I will
remember this movie
long after all the Hollywood and even
indie fare I watch fades from memory."
Steven Bauer, Miami
University, Author -- Daylight Savings and Satyrday
"Groundbreaking literally...Shiveley captures the beauty, isolation and
potential of the San Luis Valley
as he constructs his own studio while surrounded by breathtaking scenery. Hilarious
candid and personal
moments offer a slice of dwelling in the San Luis Valley as he makes music, falls in
love and ponders life."
SLV Dweller
"...staggeringly,
achingly beautiful. I've been thinking about it for days, and it just keeps
mellowing
in memory like a good wine."
Bret Bertholf, Author -- The Long Gone Lonesome History of
Country Music
"Wow...Everyone
but you is beautiful, terribly sad, tragic and also redemptive. It's great, big
work."
Jonathan Bitz,
Editor -- Denver Syntax
"(Everyone
But You) is the kind of film that carries itself, it is so well done."
Don Vasicek,
Writer/Director of the award-winning documentary "The Sand Creek Massacre"
"...a remarkable first foray into film...Shiveley
is one of musics great and largely undiscovered
real deals...a singer/songwriter of truly incredible talent."
Adventurejournalist.com
"...a generous, beautiful, sad, and hopeful movie...I want everyone I care about
to see it."
Dr. Carol Guerrero-Murphy, Author --
Table Walking at Nighthawk
"...go see it, at all costs. This film is Saltystix.coms consensus pick as
the best and favorite film
at the Oxford International Film Festival."
SaltyStix.com
"The whole time I was watching, all I kept thinking was 'Why am I not doing this
myself?', and that's the
highest compliment I can give."
Rodney Lee Conover, Screenwriter/Comedian

PRESS FOR ERIC SHIVELEY'S MUSIC
"El Diablo is Eric Shiveleys best album to date...interlacing tales of
women,
slow dancing, cars, broad landscapes,
and looming despair. What defines and
elevates the album, however, is the idiosyncratic power of Erics voice...
variously reminiscent of Franklin Bruno, J.J. Cale, Vic Chesnutt, Buddy Miller
and Kurt Cobain. El Diablo is traveling music for the weary and
lovelorna gem."
Dave Tallent, KRFC (Radio Free
Colorado)
"One of Denver's most underappreciated singer-songwriters, Eric Shiveley doesn't
perform often enough..."
Boulder Dirt
"A great album worthy of national airplay."
Denver Rocks
"Eric Shiveley has the best sound to come out of Denver in years."
Denver's Heartbeat
"Fans of local rocker Eric Shiveley will be sad to hear that he has ditched the
Denver music scene in favor of a secluded life in the San Luis Valley..."
The Denver Post
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The Daily Camera ...Eric
Shiveley follows up last year's fabulous The Way it's Going to Be with a musical
appetizer of sorts...
The Daily Camera (Top 5 Colorado Albums) ...Crammed
with ear candy like 'Honey I' and the irresistible 'Baby (can't sleep),' Shiveley's
fantastic third album boasts...
Go-Go Magazine (Best Colorado Album) ...it's intelligent, crisply recorded,
and reinforces the belief around town that...
The Colorado Daily (Top 5 Albums) There's depth without despair,
a hopefulness without sappy happiness...
Westword ...these
identifiers can be positive, particularly when they're powered by as strong a performer as
Eric Shiveley. He's an underappreciated veteran of the local scene...
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