Talbot's music has evolved from his early rock styling toward a more reflective, meditative ballad style which combines his rich tenor vocals with sophisticated classical guitar playing. He is known for creating albums designed for worship as well as quiet, meditative recordings. His newest project, The Pathway series, is a group of six instrumental albums designed to bring the listener before the throne of God through quiet contemplation. These days, Talbot spends about a week each month on the road, carrying with him a radical concern for what's happening in North America today. Society is degenerating at a frightening pace.
People are scared.
I sense people are hungry for roots, a sense of tradition that's not stuck, but is tested. When not on the road, Talbot can be found at his Eureka Springs retreat, praying, meditating and remembering that he's a monk first, a troubadour second. A Christian community is like sandpaper. There are too many brothers and sisters who call you on the carpet if you get a little haughty. Dates subject to change without notice.