LEEROY STAGGER
''LITTLE VICTORIES''
2010
55:58
1/Everyones On Drugs/5:14
2/Long Way Home/4:13
3/Sit Around the House/4:00
4/Holy Water/3:09
5/Good Things/4:08
6/Waste of a Wedding/4:13
7/Poor Little Rock Star/3:31
8/Way Down/4:19
9/Georges Blues/4:20
10/Hardtown/4:50
11/She Will Be Received/4:42
12/I Believe In Love/3:34
13/Love Will Let You Down/5:45
Bob Egan /Guest Artist, Pedal Steel
Kyle Harmon /Drums
Geoff Hillhorst /Guest Artist, Hammond B3, Piano
Daniel Lapp /Guest Artist, Horn
Tyson Maiko /Bass
Romi Mayes /Guest Artist, Vocals
Leeroy Stagger /Guitar (Acoustic), Vocals
Christina Zaenker /Guest Artist, Strings
REVIEW
Little Victories is the sixth studio record from Canadian singer-songwriter Leeroy Stagger. Recorded and produced by Stagger and Kevin Kane (grapes of wrath) in Staggers Rebeltone Studios in Lethbridge Alberta, Little Victories along with core band "The Wildflowers" features musical guests Romi Mayes, Bob Egan (Blue Rodeo) Daniel Lapp, Christina Zaenker and Geoff Hillhorst (Deep Dark Woods). Little Victories also features the amazing "Everyones on Drugs" Staggers most realized song to date.
ABOUT
Born in Victoria, British Columbia and raised on a little island on the very west coast of Canada, Stagger spent most of his youth with his grandparents who exposed him to the world of country music. Developing his musical drive early on, Stagger formed his first punk rock band at age 18. Songwriting came shortly after with themes revolving around his childhood, traveling, relationships, substance abuse and the tribulations of life. Having collaborated with one of his icons, Danny Michel, Stagger found commercial success in the song, “Just in Case”, which was featured twice on the television hit, Grey’s Anatomy.
The life of being on the road and touring at a fast pace did not wear easily on Stagger, who at age 26, realized he had an alcohol problem that was affecting his ability to perform with the commitment and heart his songs demanded. Clean and sober since, Stagger has a strong desire to inspire young musicians that they do not have to succumb to the pitfalls of substance abuse, which can be prevalent in a musician’s touring lifestyle.
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''LITTLE VICTORIES''
2010
55:58
1/Everyones On Drugs/5:14
2/Long Way Home/4:13
3/Sit Around the House/4:00
4/Holy Water/3:09
5/Good Things/4:08
6/Waste of a Wedding/4:13
7/Poor Little Rock Star/3:31
8/Way Down/4:19
9/Georges Blues/4:20
10/Hardtown/4:50
11/She Will Be Received/4:42
12/I Believe In Love/3:34
13/Love Will Let You Down/5:45
Bob Egan /Guest Artist, Pedal Steel
Kyle Harmon /Drums
Geoff Hillhorst /Guest Artist, Hammond B3, Piano
Daniel Lapp /Guest Artist, Horn
Tyson Maiko /Bass
Romi Mayes /Guest Artist, Vocals
Leeroy Stagger /Guitar (Acoustic), Vocals
Christina Zaenker /Guest Artist, Strings
REVIEW
Little Victories is the sixth studio record from Canadian singer-songwriter Leeroy Stagger. Recorded and produced by Stagger and Kevin Kane (grapes of wrath) in Staggers Rebeltone Studios in Lethbridge Alberta, Little Victories along with core band "The Wildflowers" features musical guests Romi Mayes, Bob Egan (Blue Rodeo) Daniel Lapp, Christina Zaenker and Geoff Hillhorst (Deep Dark Woods). Little Victories also features the amazing "Everyones on Drugs" Staggers most realized song to date.
ABOUT
Born in Victoria, British Columbia and raised on a little island on the very west coast of Canada, Stagger spent most of his youth with his grandparents who exposed him to the world of country music. Developing his musical drive early on, Stagger formed his first punk rock band at age 18. Songwriting came shortly after with themes revolving around his childhood, traveling, relationships, substance abuse and the tribulations of life. Having collaborated with one of his icons, Danny Michel, Stagger found commercial success in the song, “Just in Case”, which was featured twice on the television hit, Grey’s Anatomy.
The life of being on the road and touring at a fast pace did not wear easily on Stagger, who at age 26, realized he had an alcohol problem that was affecting his ability to perform with the commitment and heart his songs demanded. Clean and sober since, Stagger has a strong desire to inspire young musicians that they do not have to succumb to the pitfalls of substance abuse, which can be prevalent in a musician’s touring lifestyle.
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