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| has gloss | eng: Dan Israel is a 15-year veteran singer-songwriter currently based in Minneapolis, who won Song of the Year (for "Come to Me") in the 2005 Minnesota Music Awards. He led the folk-duo One Town Horse in Chicago in the late 80s and early 90s, went on to lead the more electrified folk-rockers Potters Field in Austin, TX in the mid 90s (where he was named one of Austins top 15 songwriters), and finally relocated to his hometown of Minneapolis in 1996, where he formed Dan Israel and the Cultivators and released several critically acclaimed CDs, both solo and with the Cultivators. His 2000 solo release "Dan Who?" received a 4-star review from noted music scribe Jim Walsh (then at the St. Paul Pioneer Press), who summed up his outrage at the under-recognition of Israels talent with these words: "Well, somebody buy a billboard, hire a blimp, and give this guy his due already. |
| lexicalization | eng: Dan Israel |
| instance of | e/Singer-songwriters |
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