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| A simple love song I wrote one night in a dorm room after watching "The Wedding Singer". Only four chords and deceptively simple lyrics; still, people have said that this is their favorite song of mine. It's also the opening track on my debut album, "4 years". If you want to support me by buying an album, or just want more information about me and my music, check out my website at "johnnydoman.com". |
CD: 4 Years
Label: None
Credits: John Doman |
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| This is a song from my first album, and one of my more popular crowd songs. It's got a pop feel, but based on an acoustic riff and CSN vocal styling. A real upbeat feel. |
CD: 4 Years
Credits: Words and Lyrics by John Doman. Recorded at Greenwave Studios, Weirton, W.Va. |
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| This is a bouncy, happy song that many of my fans have names as their favorite. It's based on a simple riff. Basically an upbeat, optimistic love song. Check out for more information on www.johnnydoman.com |
CD: "4 Years"
Credits: Words and Music by John Doman |
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| This is a non-album track, only available here and at my website (www.johnnydoman.com). I wrote this in the summer of 2002 after listening to some Elliot Smith and trying to duplicate that sound. Didn't exactly, but I came up with something else. |
CD: None
Label: Nowhere
Credits: Words and music by John Doman |
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| This is the only true rock'n roll song on my debut album, and it's always been a big hit. The real thing about this song that makes it different is that it's more of an ANTI-free song than anything else. The fourth line of the song exemplifies this: "I don't really want to be, but I'm free." Despite the electric feel, it's got a nifty acoustic base taht I'm pretty proud of, too, which was co-written with my old bandmates Phil Costanzo and Sean Bobak. Drummer Mike Chamberland has fun on this song too! |
CD: "4 years"
Credits: words and music by John Doman. Recorded March, 2002 at Greenwave Studios, Weirton, W.Va. |
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| A upbeat acoustic song, but with a serious theme. |
CD: 4 years
Credits: Words and Music by John Doman and Phil Costanzo |
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| A "lighter" ballad; one of my slower songs, focusing on lyrics, but with a killer chorus and some good instrumentation |
CD: 4 years
Credits: Words and Music by John Doman |
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| A simple love song, with two guitars and one voice; very unproduced with streaming, Dylanesque lyrics |
CD: 4 Years
Credits: Words and Music by John Doman |
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| A neat, jaunty little tune with acoustic guitar, bass and egg shaker. Bluesy-jazzy with clever lyrics |
CD: 4 Years
Credits: Words and Music by John Doman |
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| A blues tune that starts out slow and acoustic, like on the front porch in summer; then turns electric and rocking; then fades back. A fan favorite. |
CD: 4 years
Credits: Words and Music by John Doman |
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| A dark, quiet acoustic ballad. |
CD: 4 years
Credits: Words and Music by John Doman |
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| A soft fingered acoustic song, with a theme of guilt and forgiveness |
CD: 4 years
Credits: Words and Music by John Doman |
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| An experiment in delta blues. Mildly amusing. |
CD: unreleased
Label: none
Credits: words and music by John Doman |
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| Live Recording from 1999, of the Horse Shoe Pitts playing their famous song, Camper! See www.horseshoepitts.netfirms.com for more info |
CD: Live Bait
Credits: Words and Music by John Doman |
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| This is one of the first compositions that me and Phil Costanzo worked on together. A dark inner journey-song about faith and doubt set against a background of acoustic riffs. |
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Credits: Words and music by Phil Costanzo and John Doman. Performed by the Horse Shoe Pitts. |
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| Okay, this isn't even my song. Seriously. It's totally written by Phil Costanzo, my old bandmate. But hey, it's still a great song. This is the studio version, recorded in the summer of 2000 in Front Royal, Va. Me and Phil and doing guitar and vocals, I put the bass line down, and Mike Chamberland, as usual, is on drums |
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Credits: Words and music by Phil Costanzo |
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| A little boogie-woogie song I wrote recently, and recorded at a homemade studio. All the instruments are played by me in this one. |
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Credits: Words and Music by John Doman |
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| A live version of Phil's song, "Don Quixote", recorded at the Steubenville National Guard Armory. I'm playing bass and singing on this cut, while Phil is doing guitar and lead vocals and Sean Bobak is playing guitar. Dan Schreck is doing electric guitar and vocals, and Mike Chamberland is on drums. This recording's also available at the Horse Shoe Pitts website, www.horseshoepitts.netfirms.com. |
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Credits: Words and Music by Phil Costanzo |
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| Acoustic, bass, vocals, and some blues. |
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Credits: Words and Music by John Doman |
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| A soft acoustic love song |
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Credits: Words and Music by John Doman |
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| A demo of my latest. Just close your eyes and imagine what it would be like with a full band. Then open your eyes and send me money. |
CD: None
Label: I wish.
Credits: Words and Music by John Doman |
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