I Love Greece Vol. 1 CD - Import

' But who's going to sing? Enter Rob. Back in the North Country after learning how to save lives (you have to admire this guy), all the pieces to the puzzle were in place. The band began practicing at Josh's popular bar and live music venue, The Door/Studio 76. Yes, Josh owned and operated his very own drinking establishment for 6 years. Not much money was made but the band often drank for free. Is that a good thing? Anyway, the band honed its craft by putting its own twist on covers from some of their favorite bands. The process became known as 'Cooperizing', where the term 'note for note' was usually ignored at all costs. The band sought to honor its heroes by breathing new life into their songs, often choosing to cover B-sides as a way to reintroduce forgotten music. After developing an entertaining collection of tunes, the time was right for the band to unleash its live show on the public. But what about the name? Now this is the million dollar question! All that can really be said is only Walt knows the true answer. However, it's thought that 'Cloning Cooper' came about during afternoon drinks at the legendary bar and music venue, The Waterhole #3 in Saranac Lake, NY. Although there is certainly more to the story Josh points out, 'If you Google 'Cloning Cooper', we come up!' A worthy name, indeed! So that's Cloning Cooper. The band has been playing entertaining, high energy live shows around northern New York for the last 5 years. Some highlights are their opening act spots for Melvin Seals & JGB, Molly Hatchet, & April Wine. They also won the Northern New York Budweiser Battle of the Bands in 2006. Following that success the band was asked to headline a 6-band festival on July 4th, 2007 in West Mountain, NY. In 2005 Cloning Cooper set out to write original material for its first CD. The music is an eclectic mix that can only be described as 'Diverse Rock and Roll with Attitude!' Each member has contributed to the project by adding their own personal flare and style to the tunes. The band, ...

The album is to be released on signal, but first the CD sampler. The album, which has yet to be named, was produced by Ed Edwards of Summit Road Studio. The audio was ran through an SSL board, and various analog lunch boxes. DB owes a lot of the artist flare to Ed Edwards. The band is now focused on playing live shows and marketing themselves. ...