TODD GRIFFIN
''MOUNTAIN MAIN''
FEBRUARY 27 2015
38:12
1 These Days 04:23
2 Voice Of The People 04:28
3 Stand Up 04:17
4 Glory Train 03:37
5 Strenght In You 05:15
6 Devil Woman 03:39
7 Mountain Man 03:38
8 Let It Rain 04:01
9 Geronimo 04:49
All Tracks By Griffin
Todd Griffin - Lead Vocals, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Backing Vocals
Mitch Perry - Electric Guitar
Doug Pettibone - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Lap Steel Guitar
Rip Carson - Electric Guitar, Bass Guitar
Jurgen Carlson - Bass Guitar
David Chamberlain - Bass Guitar
Larry Mitchell - Drums
Sal Rodrigues - Percussion, Congas, Backing Vocals
Dave Jenkins - Percussion, Congas, Backing Vocals
Jt Thomas - B3 Organ, Piano
Arlan Shierbaum - B3 Organ, Farfisa Moog Synthesizer
Francesca Capasso - Backing Vocals
Melani Gold-Friedman - Backing Vocals
Todd Griffin & The Griffin Family - Backing Vocals
ABOUT
By Laura Phillips, All Access Magazine
Todd Griffin was signed by Geffen Records in the 90's as the lead vocalist of The Graveyard Train. Today Griffin has broken away from the major labels and is in total control of driving his solo career in his chosen direction away from the darkness style of The Graveyard Train. Griffin's debut solo album "Trial By Fire" on the Northern Mechanical label shows his blended mystical spiritual hard rock style that has a calming effect filled with lightness which is about this artist reinventing himself not trying to make it in the business in a commercial sense. Todd Griffin's performance was a fitting end for the final after midnight spot Jan. 7th at the House of Blues. The audience consisted of both Wood fans who appreciate good music and stuck around and Griffin's growing fan base that has transformed and changed over the years but still retains many of his former Graveyard Train fans. The final lineup of Griffin's supporting band is still forming and developing since his band is currently going through membership changes. Todd Griffin's lead vocals standout, and he has given well-received performances at the The Viper Room and The Joint. With credits such as being the vocalist for "That 70's Song" during the opening season of "That 70's Show," and also working as a music director, Griffin's future looks promising as he further develops his solo career.
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2 Voice Of The People 04:28
3 Stand Up 04:17
4 Glory Train 03:37
5 Strenght In You 05:15
6 Devil Woman 03:39
7 Mountain Man 03:38
8 Let It Rain 04:01
9 Geronimo 04:49
All Tracks By Griffin
Todd Griffin - Lead Vocals, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Backing Vocals
Mitch Perry - Electric Guitar
Doug Pettibone - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Lap Steel Guitar
Rip Carson - Electric Guitar, Bass Guitar
Jurgen Carlson - Bass Guitar
David Chamberlain - Bass Guitar
Larry Mitchell - Drums
Sal Rodrigues - Percussion, Congas, Backing Vocals
Dave Jenkins - Percussion, Congas, Backing Vocals
Jt Thomas - B3 Organ, Piano
Arlan Shierbaum - B3 Organ, Farfisa Moog Synthesizer
Francesca Capasso - Backing Vocals
Melani Gold-Friedman - Backing Vocals
Todd Griffin & The Griffin Family - Backing Vocals
ABOUT
By Laura Phillips, All Access Magazine
Todd Griffin was signed by Geffen Records in the 90's as the lead vocalist of The Graveyard Train. Today Griffin has broken away from the major labels and is in total control of driving his solo career in his chosen direction away from the darkness style of The Graveyard Train. Griffin's debut solo album "Trial By Fire" on the Northern Mechanical label shows his blended mystical spiritual hard rock style that has a calming effect filled with lightness which is about this artist reinventing himself not trying to make it in the business in a commercial sense. Todd Griffin's performance was a fitting end for the final after midnight spot Jan. 7th at the House of Blues. The audience consisted of both Wood fans who appreciate good music and stuck around and Griffin's growing fan base that has transformed and changed over the years but still retains many of his former Graveyard Train fans. The final lineup of Griffin's supporting band is still forming and developing since his band is currently going through membership changes. Todd Griffin's lead vocals standout, and he has given well-received performances at the The Viper Room and The Joint. With credits such as being the vocalist for "That 70's Song" during the opening season of "That 70's Show," and also working as a music director, Griffin's future looks promising as he further develops his solo career.
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