Nebraska Ave. | 12 Songs
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Cat Burglar	Read the Lyrics	Behind the Song
Cryin' Vein	Read the Lyrics	Behind the Song
Let It Go	Read the Lyrics	Behind the Song
Crush	Read the Lyrics	Behind the Song
Isn't That Something	Read the Lyrics	Behind the Song
If That's Not Love	Read the Lyrics	Behind the Song
Tide of Hearts	Read the Lyrics	Behind the Song
Shame	Read the Lyrics	Behind the Song
Sending My Love To You	Read the Lyrics	Behind the Song
Fool's Play	Read the Lyrics	Behind the Song
Highway to Her Heart	Read the Lyrics	Behind the Song
I Wanna Be With You	Read the Lyrics	Behind the Song
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Background:

Nebraska Ave. was Horvath's address in Nashville from 1987 until 1993, before he returned to his roots in New Jersey and started performing full-time once again.   It was a place where he healed from the deep wounds of a divorce ... a place where he watched the Decade of Disco pass by while he regrouped and redefined his artistry ... and a place where he co-wrote songs with talents like Matraca Berg, Fred Koller, Deana Carter, and other Nashville notables.

"These songs represent a period where I was finding my focus again.   I was still very secretive about writing songs or about my artistry - even when I opened for Deana Carter, I didn't tell anyone I was doing it.   Consequently a lot of friends heard about it after-the-fact and I had some answering to do.   But I had been through an indescribable transition in my life ... my artistry had become as confused as I and I wasn't very sure about myself.   After finally beginning to feel like a true artist again, I was in the mood one night and this is what went down."
~Alan

This is a remastered digital copy ... of an old cassette tape copy ... of a reel-to-reel DAT recording -- LoFi ... for real.   The cover photo was taken by Alan in 1971 (it's the fretboard of his Hummingbird, taken with a Pentax SLR camera utilizing a macro lens).   The CD's back-cover photo was also taken by Alan - it's just down the street from where he lived ... a railroad overpass on Nebraska Avenue - Nashville, Tennessee.

Recorded live in Horvath's livingroom -- the windows were open ... you can hear Autumn crickets in the background ... a very personal and passionate set.   These songs represent Alan's rediscovery of himself as an acoustic artist, in the 90s ... his resurgence as a performing artist ... and the work that brought him back to the stage again after an absence of 8 years, via his opening show for Deana Carter at Nashville's 12th & Porter in January of 1993 (still performing under the stagename of Alan Post).