GREYHOUNDS
''HEAVEN ON EARTH''
2015
43:25
1 It's So Good To Be Alive 03:52
2 Hot Sauce 04:18
3 What's On Your Mind 04:20
4 St. Louis 04:32
5 Set Us Free 03:50
6 It's Alright 04:50
7 Cuz I'm Here 04:24
8 Amazing 04:28
9 Yours To Steal 04:18
10 Yeah Yeah Yeah 04:27
Heaven on Earth was recorded throughout November 2014 while Greyhounds were on a West Coast tour with their good friends the Tedeschi Trucks Band. These live performances capture the unique energy and dynamics of Greyhounds shows, and aren't "touched up in the studio" or rerecorded.
BIOGRAPHY/AMG
by Steve Leggett
Rising out of the Austin, Texas music scene, the Greyhounds, a duo comprising guitarist Andrew Trube and keyboardist Anthony Farrell, feature a unique sound that mixes R&B, soul, funk, and the Bakersfield country of Buck Owens into a style that has been described as "Hall & Oates meets ZZ Top," and the duo's exciting live shows have earned them a large and loyal fan following. The pair met in the late '90s, and immediately began writing and playing together, placing tunes with artists like Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks while building up a songwriting catalog and gathering new fans with each show. The Greyhounds signed a three-album deal with a reconstituted Ardent Records (by this point officially called Ardent Music) and released Accumulator early in 2014.
BIOGRAPHY/WIKIPEDIA
Greyhounds are an American musical duo from Austin, Texas, consisting of keyboardist Anthony Farrell and guitarist Anthony Trube; both members share singing and songwriting duties.
Trube and Farrell first began playing together in 1999 after Farrell answered Trube's ad for a keyboardist in the LA Weekly. The pair toured and recorded in several places before returning to Tyler, Texas, Trube's hometown. Along the way, they wrote songs that were performed by musicians such as Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks. The group's 2004 full-length, Liberty, was written inside the historic Liberty Hall in downtown Tyler, Texas by Trube, Farrell, and drummer Nick Pencis. The songs written for Liberty were then recorded at Truck Farm Studio in New Orleans, Louisiana and produced by Stanton Moore and Robert Mercurio of Galactic. The album features guest vocals by Ani DiFranco. The album was named Liberty as a tribute to the time spent in the theatre while composing the material for the album.
Greyhounds opened the 2009 tour of American Idol winner Taylor Hicks. In the late 2000s and early 2010s Trube and Farrell performed as part of the touring band of JJ Grey & Mofro. In 2013, Greyhounds signed a three-album contract with the newly reconstituted Ardent Records. Their first release for Ardent, Accumulator, was issued in April 2014.
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''HEAVEN ON EARTH''
2015
43:25
1 It's So Good To Be Alive 03:52
2 Hot Sauce 04:18
3 What's On Your Mind 04:20
4 St. Louis 04:32
5 Set Us Free 03:50
6 It's Alright 04:50
7 Cuz I'm Here 04:24
8 Amazing 04:28
9 Yours To Steal 04:18
10 Yeah Yeah Yeah 04:27
Heaven on Earth was recorded throughout November 2014 while Greyhounds were on a West Coast tour with their good friends the Tedeschi Trucks Band. These live performances capture the unique energy and dynamics of Greyhounds shows, and aren't "touched up in the studio" or rerecorded.
BIOGRAPHY/AMG
by Steve Leggett
Rising out of the Austin, Texas music scene, the Greyhounds, a duo comprising guitarist Andrew Trube and keyboardist Anthony Farrell, feature a unique sound that mixes R&B, soul, funk, and the Bakersfield country of Buck Owens into a style that has been described as "Hall & Oates meets ZZ Top," and the duo's exciting live shows have earned them a large and loyal fan following. The pair met in the late '90s, and immediately began writing and playing together, placing tunes with artists like Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks while building up a songwriting catalog and gathering new fans with each show. The Greyhounds signed a three-album deal with a reconstituted Ardent Records (by this point officially called Ardent Music) and released Accumulator early in 2014.
BIOGRAPHY/WIKIPEDIA
Greyhounds are an American musical duo from Austin, Texas, consisting of keyboardist Anthony Farrell and guitarist Anthony Trube; both members share singing and songwriting duties.
Trube and Farrell first began playing together in 1999 after Farrell answered Trube's ad for a keyboardist in the LA Weekly. The pair toured and recorded in several places before returning to Tyler, Texas, Trube's hometown. Along the way, they wrote songs that were performed by musicians such as Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks. The group's 2004 full-length, Liberty, was written inside the historic Liberty Hall in downtown Tyler, Texas by Trube, Farrell, and drummer Nick Pencis. The songs written for Liberty were then recorded at Truck Farm Studio in New Orleans, Louisiana and produced by Stanton Moore and Robert Mercurio of Galactic. The album features guest vocals by Ani DiFranco. The album was named Liberty as a tribute to the time spent in the theatre while composing the material for the album.
Greyhounds opened the 2009 tour of American Idol winner Taylor Hicks. In the late 2000s and early 2010s Trube and Farrell performed as part of the touring band of JJ Grey & Mofro. In 2013, Greyhounds signed a three-album contract with the newly reconstituted Ardent Records. Their first release for Ardent, Accumulator, was issued in April 2014.
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