THOM CHACON
''LIVE AT FOLSOM PRISON''
MAY 19 2009
45:23
1. Intro /0:09
2. I Would /3:05
3. Walking Through the Day /3:10
4. Pedestrian /3:43
5. Nothing I Can Do About It Now /2:32
6. Murder /3:03
7. Moments /2:57
8. Mountain Drive /1:45
9. Blame /3:33
10. Matches & Gasoline /4:05
11. Earthquake /3:42
12. Maybe /5:54
13. Drinking With a Girl /4:48
14. Give My Love to Rose /2:59
ABOUT
Thom Chacon has traversed the world playing his songs, eschewing modern trappings for the more organic mode of harmonica, the strum of his acoustic, his laid-back delivery and his poetry. He’s toured all over the world to the kind of powerful reception that even he himself is astounded by. On the west coast, he opened for singer/songwriter Jason Mraz. In India, opening for superstar Lucky Ali, the reception was as strong as it was in Thailand, and as strong as it was within the confines of Folsom Prison where he also performed. “That Folsom Prison gig was a life-changing experience,” he remembers. “I left the prison that day knowing I would make a change in my life.”
2012 finds this dark cowboy balladeer trekking across the States with Los Lonely Boys, bringing audiences songs from Featherweight Fighter, as well as his forthcoming CD Thom Chacon, which will be released March 26, 2013 on Pie Records. More to come.
''LIVE AT FOLSOM PRISON''
MAY 19 2009
45:23
1. Intro /0:09
2. I Would /3:05
3. Walking Through the Day /3:10
4. Pedestrian /3:43
5. Nothing I Can Do About It Now /2:32
6. Murder /3:03
7. Moments /2:57
8. Mountain Drive /1:45
9. Blame /3:33
10. Matches & Gasoline /4:05
11. Earthquake /3:42
12. Maybe /5:54
13. Drinking With a Girl /4:48
14. Give My Love to Rose /2:59
ABOUT
Thom Chacon has traversed the world playing his songs, eschewing modern trappings for the more organic mode of harmonica, the strum of his acoustic, his laid-back delivery and his poetry. He’s toured all over the world to the kind of powerful reception that even he himself is astounded by. On the west coast, he opened for singer/songwriter Jason Mraz. In India, opening for superstar Lucky Ali, the reception was as strong as it was in Thailand, and as strong as it was within the confines of Folsom Prison where he also performed. “That Folsom Prison gig was a life-changing experience,” he remembers. “I left the prison that day knowing I would make a change in my life.”
2012 finds this dark cowboy balladeer trekking across the States with Los Lonely Boys, bringing audiences songs from Featherweight Fighter, as well as his forthcoming CD Thom Chacon, which will be released March 26, 2013 on Pie Records. More to come.
