10328 - MAD-SWEET PANGS - WITNESS & WAIT (2008)
MAD-SWEET PANGS
''WITNESS & WAIT''
JULY 21 2008
66:31
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1 Barrel Full of Stones 03:08
2 Stand Tall 04:01
3 Wdigtd 04:14
4 Dear Ma, Parts 1 and 2 06:47
5 Jenny Louise 04:02
6 Walls 06:07
7 Cheer Up, Get Down 06:24
8 Blackwell Rendevouz 04:13
9 Miss Maybe 04:32
10 Insatiable 05:37
11 Faith Lead Me On 06:38
12 The Line 04:19
13 Spin 06:25
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ABOUT/BIO
www.jambase.com
Mad-Sweet Pangs, Delaware's own self-dubbed "Organic Rock" band have become, in the past four years, a driving force in the tri-state jam band scene and in celebration of their 2nd release, "Witness & Wait," they are taking the show on the road for their 2nd extensive tour including their first shows in the Midwest. The much-anticipated new CD hit the streets in June 2008 and followed their highly touted 2006 debut, "Stumbling through Blydepoort Canyon."
"Witness & Wait" was primarily recorded at CNJ Music in Ewing, NJ over the course of one inspired week. It features thirteen road-tested tracks, all written and arranged by Mad-Sweet Pangs. The sessions were co-produced by Mad-Sweet Pangs and engineers Peter Gary and Greg Allen. Peter has live engineering credits on countless albums, including John Mayer Trio's "Try" and the official concert recordings of Eric Clapton's "Crossroads Guitar Festival," while Greg Allen's resume includes the official "Live 8" concert recordings. Additional sessions were produced at Target Studios in Wilmington's Grand Opera House by engineer Marc Moss, who recorded David Bromberg's recent Grammy-nominated album "Try Me One More Time."
InTheJam.com has noted that Mad-Sweet Pangs' sound, while influenced by the stylistic diversity of Tom Waits, Phish and The Band among many others, has found its own unique musical perspective. Drawing from folk, soul, blues, modern rock, bluegrass and funk roots and melding them into a heart-felt, sweet and sassy sonic gumbo is what makes Mad-Sweet Pangs one of the most promising young bands on the horizon connecting with audiences everywhere they go.
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''WITNESS & WAIT''
JULY 21 2008
66:31
**********
1 Barrel Full of Stones 03:08
2 Stand Tall 04:01
3 Wdigtd 04:14
4 Dear Ma, Parts 1 and 2 06:47
5 Jenny Louise 04:02
6 Walls 06:07
7 Cheer Up, Get Down 06:24
8 Blackwell Rendevouz 04:13
9 Miss Maybe 04:32
10 Insatiable 05:37
11 Faith Lead Me On 06:38
12 The Line 04:19
13 Spin 06:25
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ABOUT/BIO
www.jambase.com
Mad-Sweet Pangs, Delaware's own self-dubbed "Organic Rock" band have become, in the past four years, a driving force in the tri-state jam band scene and in celebration of their 2nd release, "Witness & Wait," they are taking the show on the road for their 2nd extensive tour including their first shows in the Midwest. The much-anticipated new CD hit the streets in June 2008 and followed their highly touted 2006 debut, "Stumbling through Blydepoort Canyon."
"Witness & Wait" was primarily recorded at CNJ Music in Ewing, NJ over the course of one inspired week. It features thirteen road-tested tracks, all written and arranged by Mad-Sweet Pangs. The sessions were co-produced by Mad-Sweet Pangs and engineers Peter Gary and Greg Allen. Peter has live engineering credits on countless albums, including John Mayer Trio's "Try" and the official concert recordings of Eric Clapton's "Crossroads Guitar Festival," while Greg Allen's resume includes the official "Live 8" concert recordings. Additional sessions were produced at Target Studios in Wilmington's Grand Opera House by engineer Marc Moss, who recorded David Bromberg's recent Grammy-nominated album "Try Me One More Time."
InTheJam.com has noted that Mad-Sweet Pangs' sound, while influenced by the stylistic diversity of Tom Waits, Phish and The Band among many others, has found its own unique musical perspective. Drawing from folk, soul, blues, modern rock, bluegrass and funk roots and melding them into a heart-felt, sweet and sassy sonic gumbo is what makes Mad-Sweet Pangs one of the most promising young bands on the horizon connecting with audiences everywhere they go.
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