Adam Dobres,
Cameron Latimer,
Dave Moran,
Marissa Johnson,
Rueben deGroot,
Steve Dawson, and
Steve Murdock Matheson
Influences
Jim Croce, Neil Young, Paul, George, Gram Parsons, Elliott Smith, Will Smith, The Cars, The Texas Playboys. Asleep at the Wheel, Possum, EmmyLou, Dolly, Linda, Steely Dan, Wilco, Aaron Grant, Rae Spoon, John, Ringo, Poncho and Lefty, Willie, Clarence, CSI, The Questionairres, Pleasure Holiday, The Christian Slaters, The Clay Belles, Hot Diamonds, Harvey Plastic and his Yellow Bong, Fish Piss, Aerosmith, Nickelback, you name it, we either like it or we don't!
The Seams are on hiatus....
The Seams, caught somewhere between the roaring 20's and the future, are proud to release their debut album, "Castaway Motel". The band combines whiskey-country and prohibition-era jazz with pop hooks on their original album, and in a compelling live show they’re winning over new fans nightly. Founding members Cameron Latimer, Rueben deGroot and Adam Dobres have been playing and writing together since 2002 and came to this collaboration from various projects. The Seams feature a unique brand of vocal style with Marissa Johnston, Cameron Latimer and Rueben deGroot all trading lead vocals while the others add sublime harmony. The exceptional lead guitar talents of Adam Dobres and Juno award winner, Steve Dawson’s pedal steel and Wiessenborn skills give a distinct flavour to the Seams’ original sound. Steve Matheson (Bass) formerly of the WPP, and Dave Moran (drums), formerly of Alpha Ya Ya, provide the band’s solid rhythm.
With contemporary influences ranging from Lyle Lovett to Wilco, and roots that
go back to artists like Paul Simon, Gram Parsons and EmmyLou Harris, and Django
Rienhardt, The Seams tip their hats to their heros without falling over themselves. The songs’ subjects are as diverse as their styles, the characters are depraved and hopeless but always witty and funny. From the texas hill-billy rock of The Ballad of Brian Lewis, a cryptic murder-suicide ballad, to the pathetically funny prison romance of Jailbird, sung in the Seams unique vocal duo style, it would appear that The Seams can redeem any hopeless wreck. The John Player Special’s slow 70’s groove is a typical example of how the band refuses to play any one style and Duel in Ragtime’s Chet Atkins-esque romp gives the listener more than a little idea of how this band can heat up the live stage. If you haven’t already heard of them, someone is sure to tell you about The Seams.
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Hope your summer is starting out well .. it's finally getting sunny out here on the West Coast!
My CD release party for 'Solitude' is this Thursday (June 7th) at the Railway Club. Cover and a copy of the new album is free and the show starts at 7PM. I hope you can come check it out.
We've got 3 live tracks up from last night's Harvesting The FAM Festival. "Swingin' By My Neck", "One Foot In My Mouth (The Other One In My Grave)" and "One Lane Man" are all now up for you to listen to and download!
hey, the ogre here at ogre studios. www.ogrestudios.com been busy in the studio but i just wanted to thank you for the add and if your in the hood, take sum time to drop by. wish the ogre happy 10th ani , be good out there.
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