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| Infatuation is the conviction that a particular person, usually unattainable, is the perfect embodiment of embodiment. The protagonist in this song cannot get his beloved out of his mind, and longs for the day when he can transform his desires into action, but in the meantime he enjoys thinking about what he could do, what he would do, if only he could bridge that chasm between distance and intimacy. |
CD: Blue Faded Dreams
Label: Blue Vinyl Music
Credits: Raja on lead vocals, keys, 12-string acoustic guitar, bass, synth cello; Scatman Garcia on vocals and engineering; Jim Eiland on percussion, claves, castanets, and other goodies (no bullhorn this time, however). |
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| Dan says this is his best song yet. His first foray into the country-western genre. A paean to the Texas sky and love. |
CD: Blue Faded Dreams
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| A girl heads west from the bayou with stars in her eyes and dreams in her head, but breaks down in the Texas hill country. |
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Credits: Stephan Rogers, vocals, guitar, bass, piano; James Eiland, drums. |
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| A sentimental, atmospheric commentary on the poignant connection between personal relationships and air travel. |
CD: Live at the Bar America, Daniel Garcia Lara
Label: Tarantula Records
Credits: Daniel Garcia: vocals, acoustic guitar, keyboards, digital drums; Val Cronk: bass; Joe Trevino: digital drums; Tom Cortez: cymbals and highhat; John Marcell: lead guitar; Trumpet: Al Gomez. |
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| A sentimental song about love which cannot see the light of day. |
CD: Blue Faded Dreams
Label: Blue Vinyl Music
Credits: Music by Rogers; lyrics by Rogers & Garcia; drums and percussion (cascade chimes and triangle) by James Eiland; tenor saxophone by Richard Potter; vocals, keyboards and digital strings by Rogers. |
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| The Post-Teenage Romantic takes a stroll through the landscape of his angst-clouded mind and sifts through the detritus of past exploits in search of his True Beloved. |
CD: Blue Faded Dreams
Label: Blue Vinyl Records
Credits: Music and lyrics by Rogers & Garcia. Garcia appears in the role of Post-Teenage Romantic, sings lead and plays guitar and tambourine. Rogers appears in his familiar sidekick/straightman role, sings backup, and plays organ and bass guitar. James Eiland, appearing in his trademark fawning, submissive "Yeeeeesss Mah-ster" role, plays the stretched skins and metal disks. Guest artists (the real musicians) include the famous Ray ("Plant-Eating Dinosaur") Zimzick on mandolin, Dennis ("Nanook of the North") Hickey on the Hammond XK-2, and the infamous Val Kronk on faux accordian. |
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| Another song about the quintessential symbol for a headlong rush into oblivion. |
CD: Blue Faded Dreams
Label: Blue Vinyl Music
Credits: Music and lyrics by Rogers; lead vocals, keyboards & bass by Rogers; back-up vocals and audacious lead guitar by Garcia; drums and percussion by James Eiland. |
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| A tribute to Jaco, long live the King. |
CD: Blue Faded Dreams
Label: Blue Vinyl Music Publishing
Credits: Daniel Garcia: vocals and guitars; Val Kronk: bass and keyboards. |
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| What could be better than Maria in the morning? |
CD: Live at the Bar America
Label: Tarantula Music
Credits: Daniel Garcia (lead vocals and lead guitar); Mike Martin (guitars and harmonica); Val Cronk (bass); Dee Lusk (slide guitar); Joe Feirrera (drums) |
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| A river flows through him. |
CD: Live at the Bar America
Label: Tarantula Music
Credits: Daniel Garcia: vocals, guitar; Val Kronk: guitar, bass drums |
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| A rock & roll road trip to Eagle Pass culminates in a fateful meeting with Sheriff Robles, and a lesson about the elusiveness of freedom. |
CD: Blue Faded Dreams
Label: Blue Vinyl Music Publishing
Credits: Words and music by Rogers; 10-string guitar, bass and lead vocals by Rogers; internal combustion drums and livestock (bullhorn and cowbell) by James Eiland; back-up vocals by Rogers, Garcia, Eiland and special guest artist Jeff Pringle (formerly of San Antonio hair band "Wynd"). |
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