Jake Carlin- lead guitar
Adam Flicker- keys, organ and trumpet
Matt Muir drums, harmony vocals
Scott Silipigni -vocals, guitar,harmonica
Adam Winokur-bass
Influences
Here are some of the greats that I was and still am influenced by:
Springsteen
Neil Young
Elvis Costello
Tom Petty
Lucinda Williams
Doug Sahm
Solomon Burke
The Replacements
Van Morrison
The Band
The Faces
The Stones
Uncle Tupelo
Son Volt
Steve Earle
Ben Kweller
Wilco
Buzz Zeemer
The Jayhawks
Sounds Like
We have been told that we sound like; early Wilco, Ryan Adams, Whiskeytown, Elvis Costello
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Scott Silipigni is pleased to release his second full-length album, Carriage House Chronicles (Kawari Records). Produced by band member Adam Winokur (bass) with Scott, Carriage House Chronicles is the follow-up to Scott’s Simple View (2004). Scott left his day gig shortly before the release of Simple View to pursue a full-time music career. Since then he has continued to write and record his own material, perform live with his band, the Scott Silipigni Band, and write and produce songs with Scott Bricklin (Bricklin, Martin’s Dam, 4 Way St.) for various artists.
The birth of Carriage House Chronicles came when Scott asked Adam Winokur (producer, engineer, and musician) to join his band in September 2005. The musical bond came quickly between the two, as did the songs that make up CHC. Over the period of a year and half, Scott and Adam, along with band members Jake Carlin (electric guitar, lap steel) and Matt Muir (drums, background vocals, percussion), cut almost thirty tracks with many varying styles and feel. “As we spent time on each song it became apparent which songs would make the final cut down to 11. There are plenty of songs that didn’t make CHC and we will revisit them for future projects, because I do believe in them,” says Scott.
Keeping the spirit of Simple View, the band called upon their many musical friends in the Philadelphia community to be a part of CHC. “When we were ironing out the songs, we could hear our friends in specific parts,” says Scott. “For example, ‘Jim (Boggia) could add an amazing harmony on this, or Ben (Arnold) could play a great piano melody on that’, and so on. Fortunately for us, everyone who we asked to play obliged.”
The band brought on some new musicians who had not played on Simple View, and they added some interesting elements to CHC. Zach Djanikian and Adam Flicker (both of The Brakes) played horns on the track “San Francisco”, giving the song a very New Orleans feel. Zach and Scott duet on the very pretty “Love Letter”, reminiscent of a lost song from the Sixties.
Carriage House Chronicles is the debut release for Kawari Records, and it was recorded at Kawari Studios. Kawari founder Karl Rieders owns and operates the label and studio. The studio, a carriage house to a beautiful property in Wyncote, PA, is the inspiration for the title of the record.
The Scott Silipigni band will be touring in 2007 to support the release of Carriage House Chronicles.
www.scottsilipigni.com www.myspace.com/scottsilipigniband
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hey! i didn't know your email so i couldn't send this to you directly. check it out and let me know if you can come. hope you're well and i get to see you!
Hey baby! I am coming home! Woo-hoo! July 25th, just in time for Boggie Fest, you going? I am leaving Aug 4th, so I have a whole week to hang out, but have a wedding in Jersey the next weekend. Can't wait to see you!
Have you managed to get your guitar hands on a G7th capo yet?! If not, then you're missing out and you should have a look and get in touch if you're interested so that I can send you one to try!
Scotty, I tried to "tag" you with a few pics I posted on here from the AC show. However, I have no idea what the hell that means. Hopefully, it sends you a link or something. Peace... -Nate
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