Clayton Sabine (Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica).
Aaron Chesley (Guitars and shit-load of pedals).
Levi Owens (Keyboards, Backing vocals).
Chris Stone (Bass).
Influences
john prine, robyn hitchcock, hank williams, jon brion, super furry animals, patty griffin, radiohead, pixies, jeff buckley, roy orbison, gillian welch and david rawlings, david gray, clinic, steve earle, beatles, neutral milk hotel, dylan, everly bros, staple singers, ryan adams, randy newman, aimee mann, U2, southern culture on the skids, credence clearwater revival, neil young, otis redding, kris kristoferson, rolling stones, the band,
Sounds Like
"To read your own poetry in public is a kind of mental incest".
-Brendan Behan's father quoted by Shay Duffrin in his one-man show "Confessions of an Irish Rebel" 1984
"Working with music as much as I do I’m often looking for music that I think will stick, stand the test of time. Clayton Sabine’s work will do just that. I will go so far as to say – if you don’t like this new album, then you don’t have a soul." - Peter A. Case, Program Director, WKVT AM & FM............................................."This Vermont songwriter sings like a more affected Will Oldham and writes like a young allegiant to John Prine and Elliott Smith. Literal and even-handed folk turmoil". —Grayson Currin, www.indyweek.com.................................
Clayton Sabine is a singer and songwriter of uncommon talent. With vocals that have been described as “powerful and intimate”, and lyrics rich with wit and pathos, Sabine has developed a devoted following. Sabine has been performing for the past decade, as a solo act, as a member of the vocal harmony trio Relative Strangers, and most recently as the front man of his original folk-rock group. With the addition of an extremely talented backing band, Sabine has transformed his sound from intense solo performer to gripping ensemble, adding the layered arrangements of rock and pop music to his thoughtful and poignant songwriting.
The band is:
Aaron Chesley (guitars)
Phil Beninson (percussion)
Chris Stone (bass)
Levi Owens (keyboard, saxophone)
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Hey Clayton, thanks for the add, listen and musicianship! Look forward to seeing your band around the area! If you're ever looking for an opener, just give me a holler. Peace. Matt
so i just wanted to say... i found u guys on ourstage.com and i think ur just about the best thing in music right now... but what the hell im just a highschool musician. (i would apreceate it if u guys checked out my page, i relize my stuff nowhere near as good... myspace.com/joelschlag )
Hey Clay, Thanks for the visit. A little Guinness and harmony on St. Patty's Day never hurt anybody. Nevertheless I am hung over and my ears are ringing. Go figure. Haha. Have a good one.
thanx 4 the add,,,u really rock,,,last time i was on stage i was hot i was on fire,,alright i backed into a friggin CANDLE but i was hot and onfire,,,haha
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"Working with music as much as I do I’m often looking for music that I think will stick, stand the test of time. Clayton Sabine’s work will do just that. I will go so far as to say – if you don’t like this new album, then you don’t have a soul." - Peter A. Case, Program Director, WKVT AM & FM............................................."This Vermont songwriter sings like a more affected Will Oldham and writes like a young allegiant to John Prine and Elliott Smith. Literal and even-handed folk turmoil". —Grayson Currin, www.indyweek.com.................................
Clayton Sabine is a singer and songwriter of uncommon talent. With vocals that have been described as “powerful and intimate”, and lyrics rich with wit and pathos, Sabine has developed a devoted following. Sabine has been performing for the past decade, as a solo act, as a member of the vocal harmony trio Relative Strangers, and most recently as the front man of his original folk-rock group. With the addition of an extremely talented backing band, Sabine has transformed his sound from intense solo performer to gripping ensemble, adding the layered arrangements of rock and pop music to his thoughtful and poignant songwriting.
The band is:
Aaron Chesley (guitars)
Phil Beninson (percussion)
Chris Stone (bass)
Levi Owens (keyboard, saxophone)
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