10347 - LINGO - REARRANGE (2012)
LINGO
''REARRANGE''
SEPTEMBER 18 2012
33:48
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1 Cool Calm Collected 06:26
2 Elvis' Watch 03:50
3 Long Way From 04:25
4 Hello River 06:52
5 Rearrange 05:40
6 Murphy's Bounty House 06:33
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Album Notes
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Music may be the universal language, but that doesn't mean it should all sound the same. There are a lot of people speaking the language of music, but most of them don’t really have anything new to say.
Lingo is different. This is a band with their own secret language, as their name would indicate. There are familiar components, to be sure—ripping guitar solos that evoke the Allman Brothers, African and Latin grooves, jazz and funk, soulful vocals, thoughtful lyrics. Still, the result is unlike anything else out there, and if you open your ears wide enough, you can tell Lingo has something to say.
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ABOUT
hittinthenote.com
Hailing from Kennesaw, Georgia, Lingo has been turning heads in the Southeast for over two years. With their infectious blend of songwriting and jam, they continue to blossom into one of the premier live acts in the region. With the release of their debut album, recorded by Athens producer, John Keane (Widespread Panic, R.E.M., B-52s, Indigo Girls, etc.), and with a guest appearance by Randall Bramblett, Lingo will continue to rapidly grow into a funky force to be reckoned with.
Lingo garners a sound that remains un-definable, yet recognizable. Whether it is the mixture of the subtle acoustic guitar accompanied by the flair of the electric guitar, the unique vocals that capture your attention, or the prominent bass and percussion that add their own signatures to the Lingo sound, it is clear that Lingo's music has tapped into something unique and special.
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''REARRANGE''
SEPTEMBER 18 2012
33:48
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1 Cool Calm Collected 06:26
2 Elvis' Watch 03:50
3 Long Way From 04:25
4 Hello River 06:52
5 Rearrange 05:40
6 Murphy's Bounty House 06:33
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Album Notes
cdbaby
Music may be the universal language, but that doesn't mean it should all sound the same. There are a lot of people speaking the language of music, but most of them don’t really have anything new to say.
Lingo is different. This is a band with their own secret language, as their name would indicate. There are familiar components, to be sure—ripping guitar solos that evoke the Allman Brothers, African and Latin grooves, jazz and funk, soulful vocals, thoughtful lyrics. Still, the result is unlike anything else out there, and if you open your ears wide enough, you can tell Lingo has something to say.
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ABOUT
hittinthenote.com
Hailing from Kennesaw, Georgia, Lingo has been turning heads in the Southeast for over two years. With their infectious blend of songwriting and jam, they continue to blossom into one of the premier live acts in the region. With the release of their debut album, recorded by Athens producer, John Keane (Widespread Panic, R.E.M., B-52s, Indigo Girls, etc.), and with a guest appearance by Randall Bramblett, Lingo will continue to rapidly grow into a funky force to be reckoned with.
Lingo garners a sound that remains un-definable, yet recognizable. Whether it is the mixture of the subtle acoustic guitar accompanied by the flair of the electric guitar, the unique vocals that capture your attention, or the prominent bass and percussion that add their own signatures to the Lingo sound, it is clear that Lingo's music has tapped into something unique and special.
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TO THE TOP
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