Artist description tinyHUGE is the result of a long running collaborationof some interesting players and a catalog of music that can be described many ways,one being "different".They are currently buffing and polishing their third studiodisk....Childhood pals get together once in a while to play like they used to. Various experiments yield interesting results which are hopefully apparant.These various sonic pieces are each unique as to the combination of luck, design, chance and Karma involved in each...Please invest a few minutes and "Discover The Hugeness" Check us out at http://www.cdbaby.com/th or bring on merch envy by sporting a Tiny Huge promotional item, available at http://mp3.cafepress.com/tinyhuge

Music Style Alternative/Rock, Adult Pop, Triple A, Americana

Musical Influences 60's/70's AM Radio, Beatles, Stones,Who,Zep, Buddy Holly, Roy Orbison, The Byrds,Phil Spector, Brian Martin, David Bowie,Aerosmith,T. Rex,Tom Petty,Bob Marley,The Cars,U2

Similar Artists Cheap Trick,Traveling Wilburys,NRBQ,Rockpile,E.L.O.The Move,Creedence Clearwater Revival, Carl & The Passions,Badfinger,The Band,Elvis(both),The Plastic Ono Band, Wings,Van Morrison,The Eagles...

Artist History Deep underground, by the shores of legendary Lake Arcadia, traditional ritual jams yield song nuggets, which are shaped and refined using our patented trial and error process to create individual unique soundfiles which are then cast into the wind, and up on to the web....

Group Members Ed Morrill~Drums/Percussion Mark Joyce~Keys/Vocals Bob Enik~Guitar Tom Lally-Guitar

Instruments Hofner Bass, Pearl drums, Fender guitars, Kurzweil 250 keys

Albums WouldaCouldaShoulda, Once Upon A Time, Hi-Fi Candy,YOU ARE HERE

Press Reviews Tuneful, well-crafted songs, many in an early-'70s post-Beatles melodic mode, but there's nothing retro about eccentric but heartrending gems like "Dad Lost His Mind," or the zany, careering recitative "Junior," both definite keepers. Goofy romps like "My Crowd" and the Creedence-like incantation "I Wanna See You" are also hugely entertaining. Fans of T. Rex and Leon Russell will find a lot to like here. The spartan but crafty production is a model of less-is-more style economy, though the vocalist sometimes sings beyond his range, as on the otherwise exemplary ballad "Watercolors." (Francis DiMenno) 4/03 http://www.thenoise-boston.com/ The Noise Issue #201 May 2000~On the surface, Tiny Huge sounds like a bunch of guys getting together on a Sunday afternoon to fire up the grill, pop open several cold ones and jam until dusk in front of an intimate adoring audience comprised of their drinking buddies, their wives and kids. Musically speaking though, there is a level of sophistication that harkens back to the salad days of Randy Newman, John Hiatt, Dr. John, Harry Nilsson, John Lennon, The Band, Steely Dan, and Dave Edmunds. There is so much to enjoy in this musical tapestry: the rootsy drawl in songs like “Way Back Home”, the dry, cynical wit of tunes like “Thank You Madison Ave.” and “Million Dollars”, the regrets of lost love in songs like “Waiting” and “My Shining Angel”, and the unapologetic introspective musings in songs like “Lana” and “Story of My Life”….Rootsy rock like this is fertile territory for more seasoned musicians like these to reach out to an even broader, more experienced audience whose kids have grown up and moved on and are now flocking to the clubs for music that speaks directly to them….Music like this has that special appeal for me because though it may be cynical, it still remains unjaded. Tiny Huge doesn’t try to impress, but instead seems to say “well, here it is…take it or leave it, but it won’t matter to us because we’ll keep going with or without you.” The band plays from it’s heart without the pretense- just some guys who continue to do their thing for their own enjoyment and for those who choose to enjoy the ride. There is that levels of songwriting refinement that few bands can reach because they are either too green, or break up before really having a chance to bloom into something for the ages. Tiny Huge clearly has those songs whose time has come.(Joel Simches)

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