GRAMPAS GRASS
''THESE ARE THE DAYS''
APRIL 20 2004
47:48
1 Days Of Old 04:21
2 Honeychild 04:12
3 Heartbar 03:42
4 On The Road 04:15
5 Sweetgrass 03:35
6 Long As I Am Here 03:22
7 The Wheel 06:21
8 Something To Be Said 03:20
9 Rubys 03:58
10 Can't Understand 05:28
11 Train 05:08
Album Notes
by cdbaby
Grampas Grass is Garagedelic Soul Rock, a sweet blend of southern rock, folk, blues, funk, Latin, and soul. This rootsy mix of sounds has lead many to describe the music as classic rock with a fresh modern face. However you describe it, the songwriting and musical skill of vocalist Lisa Blue, lead guitarist Brett Davis, bassist Tim Kerrigan and guitarist/vocalist John Malsberger speaks for itself. Their debut album "These Are The Days" features the varied sounds that jambase.com writer Matt Layton describes, "It's an album that keeps growing and growing on me. At first I had my favorite songs, but now I can't decide what songs I like best. I like them all!"
Based out of Costa Mesa, CA, the Grass is fast becoming one of southern California's most popular bands. "This will be the album that puts on the map." Says John Malsberger, the principle songwriter for the band. The studio album was produced by Jai Vatuk and Grampas Grass at the Haus of Love in Laguna Niguel, CA. It features the drumming talents of Dean Butterworth (Ben Harper, Morrisey), Wally Ingram (Sheryl Crow, David Lindley) and Phil Jones (Tom Petty). Released by LazyDog Records the album has been a labor of love for the band. "It's our first album, of course we're going to put our heart and soul into it." Commented Lisa Blue.
ABOUT THE BAND
Heralding from the sun drenched Southern California, we call our sound “Organic Soul Rock” and know you won’t be able to resist Lisa’s soulful voice, the well crafted songs, and the diversity of our music. Whether painting the soundscape for a backyard BBQ or settling in for the next road trip, Grampas Grass is that perfect groove you need to set the mood. Let the music flow and the Grass grow!
WEBSITE
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''THESE ARE THE DAYS''
APRIL 20 2004
47:48
1 Days Of Old 04:21
2 Honeychild 04:12
3 Heartbar 03:42
4 On The Road 04:15
5 Sweetgrass 03:35
6 Long As I Am Here 03:22
7 The Wheel 06:21
8 Something To Be Said 03:20
9 Rubys 03:58
10 Can't Understand 05:28
11 Train 05:08
Album Notes
by cdbaby
Grampas Grass is Garagedelic Soul Rock, a sweet blend of southern rock, folk, blues, funk, Latin, and soul. This rootsy mix of sounds has lead many to describe the music as classic rock with a fresh modern face. However you describe it, the songwriting and musical skill of vocalist Lisa Blue, lead guitarist Brett Davis, bassist Tim Kerrigan and guitarist/vocalist John Malsberger speaks for itself. Their debut album "These Are The Days" features the varied sounds that jambase.com writer Matt Layton describes, "It's an album that keeps growing and growing on me. At first I had my favorite songs, but now I can't decide what songs I like best. I like them all!"
Based out of Costa Mesa, CA, the Grass is fast becoming one of southern California's most popular bands. "This will be the album that puts on the map." Says John Malsberger, the principle songwriter for the band. The studio album was produced by Jai Vatuk and Grampas Grass at the Haus of Love in Laguna Niguel, CA. It features the drumming talents of Dean Butterworth (Ben Harper, Morrisey), Wally Ingram (Sheryl Crow, David Lindley) and Phil Jones (Tom Petty). Released by LazyDog Records the album has been a labor of love for the band. "It's our first album, of course we're going to put our heart and soul into it." Commented Lisa Blue.
ABOUT THE BAND
Heralding from the sun drenched Southern California, we call our sound “Organic Soul Rock” and know you won’t be able to resist Lisa’s soulful voice, the well crafted songs, and the diversity of our music. Whether painting the soundscape for a backyard BBQ or settling in for the next road trip, Grampas Grass is that perfect groove you need to set the mood. Let the music flow and the Grass grow!
WEBSITE
TO THE TOP
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