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Artist description
Minneapolis based musician who sings songs about life, love, and stuff. . . |
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Music Style
Indie-Style Pop, Album-Oriented Anthemic Rock |
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Musical Influences
Life, love, and stuff. |
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Similar Artists
Sting, U2, REM, Peter Gabriel, Live, Hop The Train, The Police, The Eagles, The Rolling Stones, Brian Eno, Daniel Lanois, Roxy Music, Talking Heads, Cheryl Crow, Bare Naked Ladies, Semisonic, Garbage |
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Artist History
Solo Project of the former Bass-Vocalist of "Hop the Train." |
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Group Members
Dan Bergman, Mark Edwards, Jane Anfinson, Tracy Gazett, Steve Lehto, Bob Lincoln, Marty MacKeever, Scott Newman, and John Wright. |
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Instruments
Vocals, Violins, Guitars, Bass, Drums, Keyboards, Acoustic Piano |
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Albums
Happysad (1994), The Egg Sessions (1993), Beautiful Mess (2001) |
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Press Reviews
"A nice broody kind of pop thing. A mixture and sound I don't think I've heard before. How about this? Tom Petty meets the Cure! I like it. Happy Brooding rock and roll. Intense light-hearted pop music. Heavy light weight soul music. A care free voice weighed downwith the troubles of the world. New Classics. Jumbo Shrimp. You're a conundrum and anoxymoron." ". . .female back-up vocals that sound like they were phoned in from some far away land are also quite lovable. It is starting to seem a little like a one trick pony, but it is one hell of a pony and he does do that trick rather well."Saint James WoodRegarding the song 'Do You?': "A really (no, I mean really) nice acoustic tune." William B. (Alliance of mp3 Professionals) |
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Additional Info
Check the calendar, a listening party, and a performance to celebrate the release of "Beautiful Mess" is in full swing. . . |
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Location
Minneapolis, Minnesota - USA |
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