Spoon, The Seymores, David Gibson, Ethan Johns, Uncle Tupelo, The Jayawks, Son Volt, Greg Louris
, Bellwether, The V-Roys, Superchunk, The Backsliders, The Gin Blossoms (I know), Toad The Wet Sprocket (yeah, I know), Mary Lou Lord,
Dave Gleason, Whiskeytown, Henry Thomas, Jeff Tweety, Jay Farrar, Greg Louris, Southeast Engine, The Shins, Tom Petty, Dinasour Jr., Urge Overkill, The Weakerthans, Weezer, Pete Droge, Old 97's, Matthew Sweet, Juliana Hatfield (Rock and RollGoddess),
Gillian Welch, Foo Fighters, Death Cab For Cuttie (I like them about as much as the next guy), Damien Jurado, The Counting Crows, Chris Isaak, Beck, Pinback (those guys are doing it right!!), Minus the Bear, Local guys: Love Is Chemicals, The May Fire, Rogue Wave, Rum Diary, Elephone and of course DJ Drool.
Sounds Like
I'm having a hard time with that one. Maybe, sentimental songs to clean the house to or take along on a road trip.
'Miles Away From Yesterday' - My first album (Copyright 2007)
Artwork and design by: Wes Womack - www.limeseeddesign.com
'Miles Away From Yesterday' is a collection of songs I've carried with me for the last few years that I thought were too beautiful to let disappear. I've always loved the themes behind each of these song and wanted to present them in a way that would hold the attention of listeners from many different genres. This album began as a home recording project that has taken me from the basement of a friends house in the Berkeley hills, where the initial drum tracks were recorded, to it's completion at FM Recorders, a world class studio designed by Chip Davis. I've been fortunate to have worked with a very talented group of musicians and engineers over the past few years. Each of whom have been more than generous with their time and talents in making my debut album a reality. It has been an amazingly wonderful and sobering experience that has taught me about the technicalities of the recording process and the determination it takes to reach a finished product.
