darren reay and andy jones are the nucleus of sal paradise between them playing all sorts of instruments including guitar, piano, accordian, sarod, tibetan singing bowl, tablas and djembe, penny whistle and the mouth organ....the list goes on.
Influences
bod dylan, neil young, yes, the beatles,csny,donovan,incredible string band,bert jansch,fairport convention,king creosote,skygreen leopards,espers,akron family,six organs of admittance, roots blues and americana.
Sounds Like
a dream in which you are floating to the sound of laid back guitars and sweet chiming choirs.
Born the brainchild of Darren Reay, with Andy Jones at his side, this psychedelic folk duo from the backwaters of the North East of England have been wowing crowds young and old with there unique and highly individual swathes of sound. Influences from all over the globe. English,Indian,Spanish,Asian and American sounds all blend together to form a sounds thats reminiscent of the late sixties at its blissed out best. href="http://www.hotfreelayouts.com/layouts.php?index=best_myspace_layouts">Layouts
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Would love to play you guys on my radio show, The British Breakfast on WRIR 97.3FM Richmond, Virginia USA and streamed live on wrir.org. Can you make that happen?
Respectfully,
Gene Pembleton 2500 Lauderdale Drive Richmond, Virginia USA 23233
ZOMES are a three piece band from Baltimore, USA, playing live at The Alexandra Vaults in Saltburn on Friday 6th March. Zomes founder, Asa Osbourne, is a member of the legendary band, Lungfish, who have 10 albums released on Washington DC's Dischord Records. Zomes sees Asa joined by sound artist Andrew Hayleck (known for his field recordings of natural ice formations) and Baltimore oil painter, Jordan Kasey. Together they create lo-fi experimental rock which sits on the spaced out and looped side of the fence.
QUACK QUACK are a three-piece prog/kraut/rock/jazz band from Leeds. No strangers to Saltburn, they performed an energetic live set to a small and pleasantly surprised audience at the Victoria in January. They have recorded a session for Huw Stephen's radio 1 show and have CD and vinyl releases on Saltburns' own 'Run Of The Mill Records' label.
Damned shrewd move, affiliating yourself with CrackTown, gentlemen; you're almost certainly not all that likely to regret it - probably. Lo-fi acoustic liberalbilly thrills have never been easier to find as of NOW! Keep it gangsta, CrackTown