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Long Distance Runner

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Released: Oct 28, 2009

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Long Distance Runner
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Eat It
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Blame it on the Fat Man
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It's Gotta be Jelly
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City of Ghosts
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Genre: Alternative / Pop / Rock
Location SAINT CHARLES, Illinois, Un
Profile Views: 9020
Last Login: 4/23/2012
Member Since 2/5/2008
Website www.youtube.com/wyatbroadcasting
Record Label Unsigned
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The moment Samuel Wyatt heard Jimi Hendrix, Bob Dylan, and Dr. John for the first time as a 12 year old would end up being the initial seed for what would become Wyatt years later. At the time, Chicago native Samuel dropped his ambitions as a competitive swimmer to pursue music fulltime. Strangely, it wasn't the guitar he picked up. It probably would have happened if it was around, but instead, the living room piano would have to do. Though he didn't realize it at the time, he was transferring Jimi's primal aggression and chaos to the medium of the keyboard. This was balanced off by the lyricism and subtlety that he learned from Dylan, as well as the Funkiness and groove of New Orleans guru Dr. John As years rolled on, Samuel began shaping his bombastic piano style around original songs (which he amassed hundreds) which he also sang. He ended up recording many of these songs with two musicians he met in his late teen years - Allan Hall on bass, and Lucas Gillan on drums. In 2010, Samuel has gone back to basics, recording a new set of original songs with just Piano and Vocals (and some backup percussion). With this new album, Wyatt is combining the agressive, pop style of before with a fresh, funky, New Orleans influence. This new album should be widely available by the end of summer 2010. However, you can hear samples of the new album right here on the myspace player!!!! You can get Wyatt's 2009 release 'Welcome to America' on Itunes and CD baby!!! .. .. .. ...... .......... ........Get ..Facebook Buttons..
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Samuel Wyatt - Lead Vocals - Piano - Organ <> Dina Micelli/Lucas Gillan - Drums <> Alan Hall- Bass/backup vocals
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The moment Samuel Wyatt heard Jimi Hendrix, Bob Dylan, and Dr. John for the first time as a 12 year old would end up being the initial seed for what would become Wyatt years later. At the time, Chicago native Samuel dropped his ambitions as a competitive swimmer to pursue music fulltime. Strangely, it wasn't the guitar he picked up. It probably would have happened if it was around, but instead, the living room piano would have to do. Though he didn't realize it at the time, he was transferring Jimi's primal aggression and chaos to the medium of the keyboard. This was balanced off by the lyricism and subtlety that he learned from Dylan, as well as the Funkiness and groove of New Orleans guru Dr. John As years rolled on, Samuel began shaping his bombastic piano style around original songs (which he amassed hundreds) which he also sang. He ended up recording many of these songs with two musicians he met in his late teen years - Allan Hall on bass, and Lucas Gillan on drums. In 2010, Samuel has gone back to basics, recording a new set of original songs with just Piano and Vocals (and some backup percussion). With this new album, Wyatt is combining the agressive, pop style of before with a fresh, funky, New Orleans influence. This new album should be widely available by the end of summer 2010. However, you can hear samples of the new album right here on the myspace player!!!! You can get Wyatt's 2009 release 'Welcome to America' on Itunes and CD baby!!! ..