THE JOSH PILOT BAND
''PRICE TO PAY''
APRIL 3 2010
44:34
1. Price To Pay /5:23
2. Leavin' Letter /3:37
3. Drowning In Misery /6:37
4. When I'm Dead /3:49
5. So Long /2:46
6. Mayday /6:18
7. Highway 101 /4:17
8. What's Behind the Sun /2:22
9. Somebody Help Me /5:51
10. Can't Fake the Blues /3:34
ABOUT
JOSH
At eleven years old, Josh heard for the first time, the sounds of AC/DC. His love of the guitar was just
unfolding. Soon thereafter, he listened to bands such as Led Zeppelin and The Jimi Hendrix Experience. As his
love for music grew, so did his album collection. At age 15, he was introduced to a man named Jeff Hargis. Jeff told
Josh that he would teach him how to play guitar. And the love for music blossomed into a career that he had only
dreamed of. "Music is the one love of my life that will never die. It is stronger than any other form of art in the
way that it speaks to you. The opening chord of a song cab have the power to make you cry, or laugh, and take you to
a place that you thought you could never go," says Josh. At age sixteen, he discovered something that spoke to his
heart so much, that he has worked tirelessly ever since, to be a part of. "One day, Jeff and I were sitting in his
basement during a practice," says Josh, "and, Jeff pulled up a song called 'Tribute To Muddy Waters' played by a man
named Walter Trout. We listend and looked at each other and could not believe what we had just heard. At the time,
i didn't know what the blues was. I was just stunned at the sound that i was hearing. It was like listening to exactly
what i wanted out of myself." He has since formed a friendship with the great Walter Trout. "He's (Trout) my
first inspiration for everything I do. Many people who listen to him think 'that isn't the blues' but i'm telling you,
the guy feels every note he plays and every note he sings.
It's absolutely amazing to me and i strive to be able to do that one day." When asked what other inspirations he has,
Josh replied "Well, as of now, I'm listening to a lot of Jack White's stuff with the Raconteurs and The Dead Weather.
The guy is a genius producer and awesome song writer. I also am listening to Ray Lamontagne a lot. I've never cried
so much listening to one person before. His singing gets me every time." Josh is now twenty years old and starting a
career as a musician and songwriter. When asked what he hopes to achieve in music and they way he plans on going
about doing so, he said only "I want it to be like you ordered a Coke at a drive-through, you took a sip
expecting a Coke, and instead you got a root beer. I want it to just come off completely unexpected and different from
what people expect out of blues."
JEFF
Jeff Hargis started playing guitar when he was nine. being a guitar player for forty years, you could say he knows his
way around the neck. He was influenced by such guitarists as Johnny Winter, Billy Gibbons, Mark Farner, and Jimi
Hendrix. He switched over to bass to be in this band after teaching Josh guitar for only two years. He's been quoted
as saying "The kid (Pilot) blew me away. There was nothin' else i could teach him. I figured i needed to jump on the
bass because i'd be the only one that could keep up with him." Jeff tears up the bass in an electrifying way
uncomparable to any other bass player around Cincinnati. His influences on bass are Jack Bruce and John Entwhistle.
JASON
Growing up in a home full of music produce from his father, Jason immediately picked up the guitar. Soon
thereafter, he decided that his love was the drums. He played in multiple bands around town such as The Unisex
Pisscans and Mad Catz. His early influences are based predominantly in metal. He quit playing for some time and
came back to it when his father, Jeff, called and told him that he needed to play drums on a demo that Josh and Jeff
were going to make. Jason came a few days later to Jeff's in-home studio and couldn't believe what he heard out of
Josh. They quickly recorded their first demo and have been a band ever since.
DoWnLoAd
''PRICE TO PAY''
APRIL 3 2010
44:34
1. Price To Pay /5:23
2. Leavin' Letter /3:37
3. Drowning In Misery /6:37
4. When I'm Dead /3:49
5. So Long /2:46
6. Mayday /6:18
7. Highway 101 /4:17
8. What's Behind the Sun /2:22
9. Somebody Help Me /5:51
10. Can't Fake the Blues /3:34
ABOUT
JOSH
At eleven years old, Josh heard for the first time, the sounds of AC/DC. His love of the guitar was just
unfolding. Soon thereafter, he listened to bands such as Led Zeppelin and The Jimi Hendrix Experience. As his
love for music grew, so did his album collection. At age 15, he was introduced to a man named Jeff Hargis. Jeff told
Josh that he would teach him how to play guitar. And the love for music blossomed into a career that he had only
dreamed of. "Music is the one love of my life that will never die. It is stronger than any other form of art in the
way that it speaks to you. The opening chord of a song cab have the power to make you cry, or laugh, and take you to
a place that you thought you could never go," says Josh. At age sixteen, he discovered something that spoke to his
heart so much, that he has worked tirelessly ever since, to be a part of. "One day, Jeff and I were sitting in his
basement during a practice," says Josh, "and, Jeff pulled up a song called 'Tribute To Muddy Waters' played by a man
named Walter Trout. We listend and looked at each other and could not believe what we had just heard. At the time,
i didn't know what the blues was. I was just stunned at the sound that i was hearing. It was like listening to exactly
what i wanted out of myself." He has since formed a friendship with the great Walter Trout. "He's (Trout) my
first inspiration for everything I do. Many people who listen to him think 'that isn't the blues' but i'm telling you,
the guy feels every note he plays and every note he sings.
It's absolutely amazing to me and i strive to be able to do that one day." When asked what other inspirations he has,
Josh replied "Well, as of now, I'm listening to a lot of Jack White's stuff with the Raconteurs and The Dead Weather.
The guy is a genius producer and awesome song writer. I also am listening to Ray Lamontagne a lot. I've never cried
so much listening to one person before. His singing gets me every time." Josh is now twenty years old and starting a
career as a musician and songwriter. When asked what he hopes to achieve in music and they way he plans on going
about doing so, he said only "I want it to be like you ordered a Coke at a drive-through, you took a sip
expecting a Coke, and instead you got a root beer. I want it to just come off completely unexpected and different from
what people expect out of blues."
JEFF
Jeff Hargis started playing guitar when he was nine. being a guitar player for forty years, you could say he knows his
way around the neck. He was influenced by such guitarists as Johnny Winter, Billy Gibbons, Mark Farner, and Jimi
Hendrix. He switched over to bass to be in this band after teaching Josh guitar for only two years. He's been quoted
as saying "The kid (Pilot) blew me away. There was nothin' else i could teach him. I figured i needed to jump on the
bass because i'd be the only one that could keep up with him." Jeff tears up the bass in an electrifying way
uncomparable to any other bass player around Cincinnati. His influences on bass are Jack Bruce and John Entwhistle.
JASON
Growing up in a home full of music produce from his father, Jason immediately picked up the guitar. Soon
thereafter, he decided that his love was the drums. He played in multiple bands around town such as The Unisex
Pisscans and Mad Catz. His early influences are based predominantly in metal. He quit playing for some time and
came back to it when his father, Jeff, called and told him that he needed to play drums on a demo that Josh and Jeff
were going to make. Jason came a few days later to Jeff's in-home studio and couldn't believe what he heard out of
Josh. They quickly recorded their first demo and have been a band ever since.
DoWnLoAd
