ERIC LINDELL
''MATTERS OF THE HEART''
APRIL 15 2016
54:44
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01 - The Good Times 04:04 (Eric Lindell)
02 - Since June 03:25 (Eric Lindell, Willie Maxwell McMains)
03 - She Thinks I Still Care 05:10 (Dickey Lee)
04 - Indian Summer 05:19 (Eric Lindell)
05 - Here In Frisco 04:24 (Merle Haggard)
06 - California 03:39 (Marc Adams, Eric Lindell)
07 - I Lost You 03:19 (Eric Lindell)
08 - Couldn't Leave You If I Tried 02:49 (Eric Lindell)
09 - Wrong Too Long 02:42 (Dewey Oldham, Dan Penn)
10 - The Sun and the Sea 03:09 (Eric Lindell)
11 - You Look So Good In Love 03:17 (Glen Ballard, Rory Michael Bourke, Kerry Chater)
12 - Sweet Beautiful Thing 03:05 (Eric Lindell)
13 - Take Me Back 02:57 (Peter Joseph Burtt)
14 - Bayou Country (live) 06:47 (Duke Bardwell, Trevor Veitch)
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Marc Adams/Organ, Piano
Duke Bardwell/Vocals (Background)
Blake Nolte/Sax (Tenor), Vocals (Background)
Sean Carey/Bass, Drum Loop, Piano, Vocals (Background)
Luther Dickinson/Guitar (Resonator)
Derek Duplessie/Pedal Steel
Chris Fitzgerald/Sax (Baritone), Sax (Tenor)
Anson Funderburgh/Guitar (Electric)
Eric Heigle/Tambourine
Mike Hood/Organ, Piano (Electric)
Eric Lindell/Fender Rhodes, Guitar (Electric), Guitar (Nylon String), Harmonica, Vocals
Kevin McKindry/Fender Rhodes
Will McMains/Brushes, Drums
Kyle Ogle/Guitar (Acoustic), Vocals (Background)
Kenny Oliveras/Vocals (Background)
Nick Pino/Turntables
Matt Shevitts/Sax (Tenor)
Donnie Sundal/Piano
Brad Walker/Sax (Tenor)
Myles Weeks/String Bass
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BIOGRAPHY/AMG
Marisa Brown
Change in the Weather
Born in 1969 in San Mateo, California, blues guitarist Eric Lindell spent much of his youth in nearby Santa Rosa and Forestville. Although he worked as a baker by day, Lindell turned his focus to music in the evenings, honing his chops as a competent vocalist and guitarist by playing in bars around Sonoma County. He produced his debut album, Bring It Back, in 1996, and in 1999 he won the John Lennon Songwriting Competition with his original piece "Kelly Ann." That same year, Lindell decided to move to New Orleans to pursue music in a different location. The move was a beneficial one, as Lindell soon hooked up with Galactic's Stanton Moore and began playing shows around town, frequently enlisting drummers Johnny Vidocovich and Harold Brown (from War) to sit in. He issued a self-released, self-titled record in 2002, but the following year saw him move to Sparco Records, where he released both Piety Street Session and EP Volume 1. Tragic Magic followed in 2005 and sparked serious interest from Alligator Records, which released Change in the Weather in 2006 and Low on Cash, Rich in Love in 2008. Lindell continued his prolific output with 2009's Gulf Coast Highway, another album of blue-eyed soul and confident guitar work. Leaving Alligator Records, Lindell put out a couple of albums to sell at gigs, 2010’s Cazadero and 2011’s Between Motion and Rest, both of which were combined in a two-disc release entitled West County Drifter from M.C. Records in the fall of 2011. That year also saw the release of Live in New Orleans, the first record from his New Orleans-based supergroup Dragon Smoke, which also featured Ivan Neville. The next year brought I Still Love You, another studio set from the guitarist. Dragon Smoke put out another live set, Live at Wanee 2015, in 2015 but Lindell's next big project was Matters of the Heart. Released in the spring of 2016, Matters of the Heart was co-produced in part by Luther Dickinson and featured guitar from Anson Funderburgh.
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WEBSITE
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''MATTERS OF THE HEART''
APRIL 15 2016
54:44
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01 - The Good Times 04:04 (Eric Lindell)
02 - Since June 03:25 (Eric Lindell, Willie Maxwell McMains)
03 - She Thinks I Still Care 05:10 (Dickey Lee)
04 - Indian Summer 05:19 (Eric Lindell)
05 - Here In Frisco 04:24 (Merle Haggard)
06 - California 03:39 (Marc Adams, Eric Lindell)
07 - I Lost You 03:19 (Eric Lindell)
08 - Couldn't Leave You If I Tried 02:49 (Eric Lindell)
09 - Wrong Too Long 02:42 (Dewey Oldham, Dan Penn)
10 - The Sun and the Sea 03:09 (Eric Lindell)
11 - You Look So Good In Love 03:17 (Glen Ballard, Rory Michael Bourke, Kerry Chater)
12 - Sweet Beautiful Thing 03:05 (Eric Lindell)
13 - Take Me Back 02:57 (Peter Joseph Burtt)
14 - Bayou Country (live) 06:47 (Duke Bardwell, Trevor Veitch)
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Marc Adams/Organ, Piano
Duke Bardwell/Vocals (Background)
Blake Nolte/Sax (Tenor), Vocals (Background)
Sean Carey/Bass, Drum Loop, Piano, Vocals (Background)
Luther Dickinson/Guitar (Resonator)
Derek Duplessie/Pedal Steel
Chris Fitzgerald/Sax (Baritone), Sax (Tenor)
Anson Funderburgh/Guitar (Electric)
Eric Heigle/Tambourine
Mike Hood/Organ, Piano (Electric)
Eric Lindell/Fender Rhodes, Guitar (Electric), Guitar (Nylon String), Harmonica, Vocals
Kevin McKindry/Fender Rhodes
Will McMains/Brushes, Drums
Kyle Ogle/Guitar (Acoustic), Vocals (Background)
Kenny Oliveras/Vocals (Background)
Nick Pino/Turntables
Matt Shevitts/Sax (Tenor)
Donnie Sundal/Piano
Brad Walker/Sax (Tenor)
Myles Weeks/String Bass
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BIOGRAPHY/AMG
Marisa Brown
Change in the Weather
Born in 1969 in San Mateo, California, blues guitarist Eric Lindell spent much of his youth in nearby Santa Rosa and Forestville. Although he worked as a baker by day, Lindell turned his focus to music in the evenings, honing his chops as a competent vocalist and guitarist by playing in bars around Sonoma County. He produced his debut album, Bring It Back, in 1996, and in 1999 he won the John Lennon Songwriting Competition with his original piece "Kelly Ann." That same year, Lindell decided to move to New Orleans to pursue music in a different location. The move was a beneficial one, as Lindell soon hooked up with Galactic's Stanton Moore and began playing shows around town, frequently enlisting drummers Johnny Vidocovich and Harold Brown (from War) to sit in. He issued a self-released, self-titled record in 2002, but the following year saw him move to Sparco Records, where he released both Piety Street Session and EP Volume 1. Tragic Magic followed in 2005 and sparked serious interest from Alligator Records, which released Change in the Weather in 2006 and Low on Cash, Rich in Love in 2008. Lindell continued his prolific output with 2009's Gulf Coast Highway, another album of blue-eyed soul and confident guitar work. Leaving Alligator Records, Lindell put out a couple of albums to sell at gigs, 2010’s Cazadero and 2011’s Between Motion and Rest, both of which were combined in a two-disc release entitled West County Drifter from M.C. Records in the fall of 2011. That year also saw the release of Live in New Orleans, the first record from his New Orleans-based supergroup Dragon Smoke, which also featured Ivan Neville. The next year brought I Still Love You, another studio set from the guitarist. Dragon Smoke put out another live set, Live at Wanee 2015, in 2015 but Lindell's next big project was Matters of the Heart. Released in the spring of 2016, Matters of the Heart was co-produced in part by Luther Dickinson and featured guitar from Anson Funderburgh.
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WEBSITE
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TO THE TOP
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