10508 - DUDLEY TAFT - DEEP DEEP BLUE (2013) (REPOST)
DUDLEY TAFT
''DEEP DEEP BLUE''
MAY 7 2013
48:29
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1. Meet Me in the Morning (Bob Dylan) 4:40
2. The Waiting 3:43
3. God Forbid 4:16
4. Sally Can't Dance (Lou Reed)3:53
5. Deep Deep Blue 6:32
6. Feeling Good Now 4:24
7. Wishing Well 4:09
8. Satisfy You 4:35
9. Bandit Queen 2:50
10. Palace of the King (Duck Dunn, Don Nix, Leon Russell) 4:23
11. Shanks Akimbo 5:04
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Dudley Taft/Guitar, Vocals
John Kessler/Bass
Chris Leighton/Drums
Scott Vogel/Drums
Jason Patterson/Drums
Eric Robert/Keyboards
Ashley Christensen/Backing Vocals
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BIO
Dudley Taft grew up in a country called the "Midwest", where he learned the values of friendship, roots blues, rock 'n' roll and a good ear of corn. With a background that includes Berklee College of Music as well as years touring with the hard-rock bands Sweet Water and Second Coming, Dudley is a thinking man’s blues rocker. There’s plenty of swagger here, but also the sensitivity of a thoughtful songwriter. In his music you’ll hear delta roots mingling with Seattle grunge, a southern twang with a high-octane crunch.
Dudley’s music career began in high school when he founded the band Space Antelope with friend Trey Anastasio (of Phish). In the 1990’s he joined Seattle band Sweetwater, touring the states with Monster Magnet, Candlebox and Alice in Chains. After recording two albums for Atlantic, he left the band to resurrect Second Coming. More touring followed with an album on Capitol Records and a taste of success thanks to the single “Vintage Eyes” which made it to #10 on the Rock Radio charts. In 2006, Dudley started playing blues rock in Seattle, and released the album Left For Dead in 2010. Dudley now makes his home in Chapel Hill, NC.
Dudley's music can be heard in movies and on television, most notably The Sixth Sense, and on That Metal Show and Gene Simmon's Family Jewels.
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WEBSITE
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''DEEP DEEP BLUE''
MAY 7 2013
48:29
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1. Meet Me in the Morning (Bob Dylan) 4:40
2. The Waiting 3:43
3. God Forbid 4:16
4. Sally Can't Dance (Lou Reed)3:53
5. Deep Deep Blue 6:32
6. Feeling Good Now 4:24
7. Wishing Well 4:09
8. Satisfy You 4:35
9. Bandit Queen 2:50
10. Palace of the King (Duck Dunn, Don Nix, Leon Russell) 4:23
11. Shanks Akimbo 5:04
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Dudley Taft/Guitar, Vocals
John Kessler/Bass
Chris Leighton/Drums
Scott Vogel/Drums
Jason Patterson/Drums
Eric Robert/Keyboards
Ashley Christensen/Backing Vocals
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BIO
Dudley Taft grew up in a country called the "Midwest", where he learned the values of friendship, roots blues, rock 'n' roll and a good ear of corn. With a background that includes Berklee College of Music as well as years touring with the hard-rock bands Sweet Water and Second Coming, Dudley is a thinking man’s blues rocker. There’s plenty of swagger here, but also the sensitivity of a thoughtful songwriter. In his music you’ll hear delta roots mingling with Seattle grunge, a southern twang with a high-octane crunch.
Dudley’s music career began in high school when he founded the band Space Antelope with friend Trey Anastasio (of Phish). In the 1990’s he joined Seattle band Sweetwater, touring the states with Monster Magnet, Candlebox and Alice in Chains. After recording two albums for Atlantic, he left the band to resurrect Second Coming. More touring followed with an album on Capitol Records and a taste of success thanks to the single “Vintage Eyes” which made it to #10 on the Rock Radio charts. In 2006, Dudley started playing blues rock in Seattle, and released the album Left For Dead in 2010. Dudley now makes his home in Chapel Hill, NC.
Dudley's music can be heard in movies and on television, most notably The Sixth Sense, and on That Metal Show and Gene Simmon's Family Jewels.
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WEBSITE
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TO THE TOP
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Thank you Oldrocker
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