CHARLIE MONTAGUE BAND
''GYPSY II''
2015
55:51
1 Gypsy 03:16
2 Julia 04:32
3 She Had To Leave 03:38
4 18 Hours In The Can 04:29
5 Heart Of My Old Man 04:46
6 Dragonfly 04:17
7 Learned A Lot 04:08
8 Waiting On A Train 04:33
9 Only For A Day 04:09
10 Twisted 04:07
11 Baby I'm A Man 04:53
12 Beautiful Noise 04:42
13 All I Wanted Was You 04:17
Album Notes
by cdbaby
Produced by David Percefull
Recorded by Matt Meli and Dave Percefull at yellow DOG Studios / Austin, TX
Mixed by Adam J. Odor at yellow DOG Studios / Austin, TX
Mastered by Derek Taylor at Milo Studio / Dallas, TX
Horn arrangements by David Percefull and Armin Marmolejo
Gypsy
Written by Charlie Montague, Pancho Garza III and Malford Milligan
Charlie Montague - vocals and percussion
Malford Milligan - vocals
David Percefull – baritone and electric guitars
Geoff Queen – slide guitar
Steve Littleton – Hohner wah clavinet, Hammond organ
Armin Marmolejo – trombone
Rene Saenz - alto sax
Joey Colarusso – alto sax
Michael Rey - trumpet
Yoggie Musgrove – bass
Brannen Temple – drums
Julia
Written by Pat McLaughlin
Charlie Montague - vocals and percussion
David Percefull – baritone and electric guitars, Hammond organ
Carter Arrington - lead guitar
Bukka Allen – Hammond organ
Armin Marmolejo – trombone
Rene Saenz - alto sax
Joey Colarusso – alto sax
Michael Rey - trumpet
Yoggie Musgrove – bass
Brannen Temple – drums
She Had To Leave
Written by Phil Marshall
Charlie Montague - vocal
David Percefull - electric guitars, lead guitar, Hammond organ, horn arrangement
Adam J. Odor - electric bass, horn arrangement
Glenn Fukunaga - upright bass
Phil Marshall - Wurlitzer electric piano, backing vocals
Armin Marmolejo – trombone
Rene Saenz - alto sax
Joey Colarusso – alto sax
Michael Rey - trumpet
Teddy Jack Bridges - drums, backing vocals
Josh Center - percussion
18 Hours In The Can
Written by Lee Winright
Charlie Montague - vocal and percussion
Brandon Jenkins - harmonica, backing vocal
David Percefull - 12 string, baritone and electic guitars, Hammon organ
Kim Deschamps - pedal steel
Phil Marshall - harmony vocal
Adam J. Odor - electic bass
Teddy Jack Bridges - drums, electric sitar, harmony vocal, percussion
Heart Of My Old Man
Written by Max Fisher
Charlie Montague - vocal
David Percefull - electric, baritone and slide guitars, electric sitar
Pancho Garza III - electric guitar
Phil Marshall - Wurlitzer electric piano, backing vocal
Teddy Jack Bridges - backing vocal
Robbie Venturini - electric bass
Glenn Fukunaga - upright bass
Josh Center - drums
Dony Wynn - drums and percussion
Dragonfly
Written by Matt Powell
Charlie Montague - vocal
David Percefull - electric guitars
Geoff Queen - slide guitar
Bukka Allen - Hammond organ
Yogi Musgrove - electric bass
Dony Wynn - drums and percussion
Armin Marmolejo – trombone
Rene Saenz - alto sax
Joey Colarusso – alto sax
Michael Rey - trumpet
Jessica Lewis - backing vocals
Learned A Lot
Written by Amos Lee
Charlie Montague - vocal
David Percefull - electric and baritone guitars, baritone guitar solo
Pancho Garza III - electric guitar solo
Phil Marshall - Wurlitzer electric piano, backing vocals
Teddy Jack Bridges - backing vocals
Adam J. Odor - electric bass
Dony Wynn - drums
Waiting On A Train
Written by Charlie Montague, Pancho Garza III and Max Fisher
Charlie Montague - vocal
Pancho Garza III - electric guitar
David Percefull - electric guitar
Teddy Jack Bridges - lead guitar
Steve Littleton - electric Hohner clavinet, Hammond organ
Robbie Venturini - electric bass
Josh Center - drums
Armin Marmolejo – trombone
Rene Saenz - alto sax
Joey Colarusso – alto sax
Michael Rey - trumpet
Jessica Lewis - backing vocals
Baby I'm A Man
Written by Max Fisher
Charlie Montague - vocal and percussion
David Percefull - electric and baritone guitars, baritone solo, Hammond organ
Steve Littleton - Hammond organ
Glenn Fukunaga - upright bass
Dony Wynn - drums
Josh Center - drums
Phil Hook - Percussion
Beautiful Noise
Written by David Percefull and Greg Hosterman
Charlie Montague - vocal
David Percefull - electric, acoustic and baritone guitars, Hammond organ
Kim Deschamps - pedal steel
Adam J. Odor - bass
Teddy Jack Bridges - drums
Phil Hook - percussion
OFFICIAL BIOGRAPHY
Rolling out of the Texas Hill Country from the Bandera side of San Antonio comes a new breed of singer/songwriter with a confident and casual swagger. He is a unique throwback to a blend of country, soul and Southern rock that is undeniably Texan.
As you begin to get to know Charlie through his recordings, you will want to see him live. This is where he will really knock you back. The unmistakable, pure, vintage sound of his iconic Shure Unidynemicrophone coupled with Charlie's energetic interpretation and style in the front man role are supported by his top flight band.
From the Granada Theater to historic Gruene Hall, Charlie is taking Texas by storm, having shared the stage with the likes of Reckless Kelly, Kevin Fowler, Cory Morrow, Pat Green, Bart Crow, David Allan Coe, and the legendary Tanya Tucker.
Music is literally in Charlie's blood. With roots planted during the 1850s in Bandera County, this expansive clan of ranchers, merchants, and bankers also produced several different caravan family bands beginning in the Western Swing era. Charlie continues this rhythm and boots tradition. His self titled debut CD released in 2010 found a home on the Texas Music Chart and Texas Regional Radio Report with the singles "Tomorrow's Gone" and "The Judges Daughter".
He has traversed all points of Texas continuing to wow crowds and build his fan base. The future for the passionate performer is taking a hold of his venerable family heritage and telling his story through song. In the long line of Texas Troubadours, Charlie is definitely making a place for himself alongside such mentors as Townes, Joe, Jerry Jeff, Guy, Jimmy Dale and the rest.
He is a gypsy, along the musical highway and he wants you to join him on his pilgrimage.
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''GYPSY II''
2015
55:51
1 Gypsy 03:16
2 Julia 04:32
3 She Had To Leave 03:38
4 18 Hours In The Can 04:29
5 Heart Of My Old Man 04:46
6 Dragonfly 04:17
7 Learned A Lot 04:08
8 Waiting On A Train 04:33
9 Only For A Day 04:09
10 Twisted 04:07
11 Baby I'm A Man 04:53
12 Beautiful Noise 04:42
13 All I Wanted Was You 04:17
Album Notes
by cdbaby
Produced by David Percefull
Recorded by Matt Meli and Dave Percefull at yellow DOG Studios / Austin, TX
Mixed by Adam J. Odor at yellow DOG Studios / Austin, TX
Mastered by Derek Taylor at Milo Studio / Dallas, TX
Horn arrangements by David Percefull and Armin Marmolejo
Gypsy
Written by Charlie Montague, Pancho Garza III and Malford Milligan
Charlie Montague - vocals and percussion
Malford Milligan - vocals
David Percefull – baritone and electric guitars
Geoff Queen – slide guitar
Steve Littleton – Hohner wah clavinet, Hammond organ
Armin Marmolejo – trombone
Rene Saenz - alto sax
Joey Colarusso – alto sax
Michael Rey - trumpet
Yoggie Musgrove – bass
Brannen Temple – drums
Julia
Written by Pat McLaughlin
Charlie Montague - vocals and percussion
David Percefull – baritone and electric guitars, Hammond organ
Carter Arrington - lead guitar
Bukka Allen – Hammond organ
Armin Marmolejo – trombone
Rene Saenz - alto sax
Joey Colarusso – alto sax
Michael Rey - trumpet
Yoggie Musgrove – bass
Brannen Temple – drums
She Had To Leave
Written by Phil Marshall
Charlie Montague - vocal
David Percefull - electric guitars, lead guitar, Hammond organ, horn arrangement
Adam J. Odor - electric bass, horn arrangement
Glenn Fukunaga - upright bass
Phil Marshall - Wurlitzer electric piano, backing vocals
Armin Marmolejo – trombone
Rene Saenz - alto sax
Joey Colarusso – alto sax
Michael Rey - trumpet
Teddy Jack Bridges - drums, backing vocals
Josh Center - percussion
18 Hours In The Can
Written by Lee Winright
Charlie Montague - vocal and percussion
Brandon Jenkins - harmonica, backing vocal
David Percefull - 12 string, baritone and electic guitars, Hammon organ
Kim Deschamps - pedal steel
Phil Marshall - harmony vocal
Adam J. Odor - electic bass
Teddy Jack Bridges - drums, electric sitar, harmony vocal, percussion
Heart Of My Old Man
Written by Max Fisher
Charlie Montague - vocal
David Percefull - electric, baritone and slide guitars, electric sitar
Pancho Garza III - electric guitar
Phil Marshall - Wurlitzer electric piano, backing vocal
Teddy Jack Bridges - backing vocal
Robbie Venturini - electric bass
Glenn Fukunaga - upright bass
Josh Center - drums
Dony Wynn - drums and percussion
Dragonfly
Written by Matt Powell
Charlie Montague - vocal
David Percefull - electric guitars
Geoff Queen - slide guitar
Bukka Allen - Hammond organ
Yogi Musgrove - electric bass
Dony Wynn - drums and percussion
Armin Marmolejo – trombone
Rene Saenz - alto sax
Joey Colarusso – alto sax
Michael Rey - trumpet
Jessica Lewis - backing vocals
Learned A Lot
Written by Amos Lee
Charlie Montague - vocal
David Percefull - electric and baritone guitars, baritone guitar solo
Pancho Garza III - electric guitar solo
Phil Marshall - Wurlitzer electric piano, backing vocals
Teddy Jack Bridges - backing vocals
Adam J. Odor - electric bass
Dony Wynn - drums
Waiting On A Train
Written by Charlie Montague, Pancho Garza III and Max Fisher
Charlie Montague - vocal
Pancho Garza III - electric guitar
David Percefull - electric guitar
Teddy Jack Bridges - lead guitar
Steve Littleton - electric Hohner clavinet, Hammond organ
Robbie Venturini - electric bass
Josh Center - drums
Armin Marmolejo – trombone
Rene Saenz - alto sax
Joey Colarusso – alto sax
Michael Rey - trumpet
Jessica Lewis - backing vocals
Baby I'm A Man
Written by Max Fisher
Charlie Montague - vocal and percussion
David Percefull - electric and baritone guitars, baritone solo, Hammond organ
Steve Littleton - Hammond organ
Glenn Fukunaga - upright bass
Dony Wynn - drums
Josh Center - drums
Phil Hook - Percussion
Beautiful Noise
Written by David Percefull and Greg Hosterman
Charlie Montague - vocal
David Percefull - electric, acoustic and baritone guitars, Hammond organ
Kim Deschamps - pedal steel
Adam J. Odor - bass
Teddy Jack Bridges - drums
Phil Hook - percussion
OFFICIAL BIOGRAPHY
Rolling out of the Texas Hill Country from the Bandera side of San Antonio comes a new breed of singer/songwriter with a confident and casual swagger. He is a unique throwback to a blend of country, soul and Southern rock that is undeniably Texan.
As you begin to get to know Charlie through his recordings, you will want to see him live. This is where he will really knock you back. The unmistakable, pure, vintage sound of his iconic Shure Unidynemicrophone coupled with Charlie's energetic interpretation and style in the front man role are supported by his top flight band.
From the Granada Theater to historic Gruene Hall, Charlie is taking Texas by storm, having shared the stage with the likes of Reckless Kelly, Kevin Fowler, Cory Morrow, Pat Green, Bart Crow, David Allan Coe, and the legendary Tanya Tucker.
Music is literally in Charlie's blood. With roots planted during the 1850s in Bandera County, this expansive clan of ranchers, merchants, and bankers also produced several different caravan family bands beginning in the Western Swing era. Charlie continues this rhythm and boots tradition. His self titled debut CD released in 2010 found a home on the Texas Music Chart and Texas Regional Radio Report with the singles "Tomorrow's Gone" and "The Judges Daughter".
He has traversed all points of Texas continuing to wow crowds and build his fan base. The future for the passionate performer is taking a hold of his venerable family heritage and telling his story through song. In the long line of Texas Troubadours, Charlie is definitely making a place for himself alongside such mentors as Townes, Joe, Jerry Jeff, Guy, Jimmy Dale and the rest.
He is a gypsy, along the musical highway and he wants you to join him on his pilgrimage.
WEBSITE
TO THE TOP
