DEADMAN
''TAKE UP YOUR MAT & WALK''
2011
35:01
1 - If I Lay Down In The River/3:32
2 - Till The Morning Comes/3:36
3 - Don't Do This/2:54
4 - This Old World's Not Gonna Change/3:19
5 - Oh Delilah!/3:11
6 - I'm Not Who You Think I Am/2:30
7 - Ain't No Music/2:43
8 - Gilead/3:55
9 - We All Need Love/3:36
10 - Take Up Your Mat And Walk/5:21
All Tracks By Collins
Steven Collins/Vocals, Hollow Body Guitar, Angel String Guitar
Jacob Hildebrand/Electric Guitar, Mandolin, Backing Vocals
Kevin McCullough/Acoustic Guitar, Backing Vocals
Matthew Mollica/Hammond Organ, Accordion, Piano, Backing Vocals
Lonnie Trevino Jr./Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals
Kyle Schneider/Drums, Percussion
Lee Milton/Bass Guitar On 6
Todd Pertll/Bass Guitar On 4
John Michael Scheopf/Bass Guitar On 2
Pete Coatney/Drums On 6
Josh Garner/Drums On 2
Michael Villegas/Drums On 4
Will Courtney/Backing Vocals And Rickenbacker Guitar On 4
Michael Rey/Trumpet
Joe Serrano/Saxophone
Javier Stuppard/Trombone
BIOGRAPHY
by MacKenzie Wilson
Deadman emerged from mid-'90s grunge to formulate an infectious rock sound. The band, which is comprised of singer/songwriter Steven Collins, pianist Sherilyn Collins, bassist Britton Beisenherz, and drummer John Scully, spent two years culminating a raw rock sound and playing shows in and around their native Texas. They inked a deal with Paramount's Lakeshore Records in spring 2001 and headed to the studio with producer Mark Howard (U2, Bob Dylan, and Emmylou Harris). Deadman's dark passion matches the likes of Joe Henry and Mazzy Star; their debut album, Paramour, captured such romance when it was released in spring 2002.
''TAKE UP YOUR MAT & WALK''
2011
35:01
1 - If I Lay Down In The River/3:32
2 - Till The Morning Comes/3:36
3 - Don't Do This/2:54
4 - This Old World's Not Gonna Change/3:19
5 - Oh Delilah!/3:11
6 - I'm Not Who You Think I Am/2:30
7 - Ain't No Music/2:43
8 - Gilead/3:55
9 - We All Need Love/3:36
10 - Take Up Your Mat And Walk/5:21
All Tracks By Collins
Steven Collins/Vocals, Hollow Body Guitar, Angel String Guitar
Jacob Hildebrand/Electric Guitar, Mandolin, Backing Vocals
Kevin McCullough/Acoustic Guitar, Backing Vocals
Matthew Mollica/Hammond Organ, Accordion, Piano, Backing Vocals
Lonnie Trevino Jr./Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals
Kyle Schneider/Drums, Percussion
Lee Milton/Bass Guitar On 6
Todd Pertll/Bass Guitar On 4
John Michael Scheopf/Bass Guitar On 2
Pete Coatney/Drums On 6
Josh Garner/Drums On 2
Michael Villegas/Drums On 4
Will Courtney/Backing Vocals And Rickenbacker Guitar On 4
Michael Rey/Trumpet
Joe Serrano/Saxophone
Javier Stuppard/Trombone
BIOGRAPHY
by MacKenzie Wilson
Deadman emerged from mid-'90s grunge to formulate an infectious rock sound. The band, which is comprised of singer/songwriter Steven Collins, pianist Sherilyn Collins, bassist Britton Beisenherz, and drummer John Scully, spent two years culminating a raw rock sound and playing shows in and around their native Texas. They inked a deal with Paramount's Lakeshore Records in spring 2001 and headed to the studio with producer Mark Howard (U2, Bob Dylan, and Emmylou Harris). Deadman's dark passion matches the likes of Joe Henry and Mazzy Star; their debut album, Paramour, captured such romance when it was released in spring 2002.
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