| Influences | What can I say .............Mott the Hoople, Ryan Adams, Dennis Wilson, Johnny Cash, Ian Hunter, Brian Wilson, Billy Franks, James Gang, Joe Walsh, Springsteen, Woody Guthrie, Bryan Ferry, Roxy Music, Beach Boys, Spring, Elton (early years), Neil Young, Godley & Creme, David Gray, Moth, Handsome Family, Gram Parsons, David Helmore, Bruce Harman, Neil Diamond, Beautiful South, Faith Brothers, Billy Franks, Paul Heaton, Aimee Mann, Ellen Foley, Mick Ronson, Billy Bragg, Daniel Johnston, Faith Brothers, Marshall Crenshaw, Stray, Neville Brothers, June Carter Cash, Alabamha 3, SW20, the greatest rock n roll band in london '66', John Miles, Carole King, Neil Sedaka, Phil Spector, Flying Burritos, Byrds, Slade, Oasis, Bolan, Trex, Bowie, Paul Weller, Eagles, Eno, Alabamha 3, and so so so many more. |
| Sounds Like | What others have said about ' Soul of the City/take my hand' the song with 2 names.....
The Waifs seduced Neil Diamond one night while listening to the Pogues and this is the song that their lovechild wrote - bgypsies from Sierraville, California on 12Feb2006
Reminicent of Tom Petty. The lyric's paint you a picture. You can almost see the dusty city and the room where they lay and hear the "city beat". The music is well played and just right for late night music fests.
- FrgottenShadows from Hesperia, California on 28Feb2006
i liked the picture that you painted....wanted to walk in thr street below you....cool...
- lyric01 from Auckland, New Zealand on 8Feb2006
What others have said about 'Confetti'.................
Good feel, somber mood, reminds me of Arlo Guthrie a bit. Thoughtful lyrics and the rhyming scheme was well done.
- marsarizona from Oakland, California on 4Feb2006
Johnny Cash lives!
- mdb172 from Chicago, Illinois on 4Feb200
guitar, candle, songwriter, great equation. love the mood and feel of the song, there's a sense of longing in the lyric that i cant put my finger on. over all it's a well done tune, very nice.
- shawndutka from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada on 3Feb2006
This song is stained with Simon and Garfunkle's steady influence, bringing to mind visions of King Richard's Faire or perhaps an afternoon spent basking in a sun-drenched meadow pondering life's mysteries. The singer has an intriguing voice, and has deft finger picking skills. Nice work.
- bigtrain from North Berwick, Maine on 1Feb2006
its peaceful and dark at the same time. its really has a nice ful to it. it something to you would here in the car in a rain strom. it works.
- TheBonjoes from Bullshit, North Carolina on 31Jan2006
This is a very good folkrock ballad, very simple instrumentation and a nice barritone doing the singing.
Keep up the good work.
- JounceKuda from Leaksville, North Carolina on 30Jan2006 |
