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Although it prominently features the guitar fireworks of former Frank Zappa axeman Mike Keneally, Mullmuzzler's Keep It to Yourself is unquestionably James LaBrie's showcase. Taking a leave from his day job as the lead singer of Dream Theater, LaBrie co-wrote most of the tracks here and had the most input concerning the album's direction. The lyrics are among his most personal to date, which helps atone for the songs' tendency to forego a sense of restraint, whether the music's tone is bombastic or sentimental. It's closer to classic '70s hard rock than Dream Theater's music, more along the lines of Queen or Rush, so fans will get a nice change of pace. ~ Steve Huey
Recorded at M.I. Studios, Los Angeles, California and Town Studios, Toronto, Canada.
Personnel: James LaBrie (vocals, background vocals); Trent Gardner (spoken vocals, trombone, keyboards, programming); Mike Keneally, David Townsend (guitar); Michael Stewart (alto saxophone, trumpet); Wayne Gardner (horns); Matt Guillory (piano, keyboards); Mike Mangini , Greg Critchley (drums).
Audio Mixer: Terry Brown.
Liner Note Author: James LaBrie.
Recording information: M.I. Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Town Studios, Toronto, Canada.
Photographers: Dave McKean; Darko.
Mullmuzzler: James LaBrie (vocals); Mike Keneally (guitar); Matt Guillory (piano, keyboards); Brian Beller (bass); Mike Mangini (drums).
Additional personnel: Trent Gardner (spoken vocals, trombone, keyboards, programming); Dave Townsend (guitar); Michael Stewart (alto saxophone, trumpet); Mark Shannon (fretted and fretless basses); Greg Critchley (drums).
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It's never too late to find your first love!As a teenager, I joined the wave of folk singers that seemed to dominate the late 60's and 70's. I asked my mother for a piano but was bargained down to a cheap nylon string guitar. Upon graduation from Music and Art High School in New York City (where I majored in art, of all things), a $300 cash gift in my pocket, I went directly to the world famous Manny's Music Store on 47th street. There, I fell in love with a two year old Gibson Hummingbird acoustic steel string guitar. Just like on the cover of "Nashville Skyline" they said. My main influences at the time, were the three "J's" - Judy, Joan & Joni as well as Aretha, Stevie and Bob. Writing songs and singing was a very private and therapeutic pursuit for me. In my college years, I lived in the west village, only blocks away from the hotbed of music on MacDougal Street, and yet, my own music was too personal to share with strangers. The cold hard call to join the 9-to-5 club, put music on the back burner. At first I was able to keep the hobby going on weekends, but after awhile, the stress and excitement of being in the work force and making money, put that Hummingbird, packed up tightly, in the closet. Where it remained for the next 25 years. EGAD! Not the same closet, mind you. It went from a tiny, roach-infested studio closet in Manhattan, to a large sliding door closet in San Francisco, one block from Grace Cathedral. And then, the guitar, still all swaddled up, got moved again to it's very own home in the East Bay. There, it shared the room with my husbands' model trains. But still, remained silent. More career stuff, more stress and more making of money, more life piling up and obscuring what used to seem important. MID-LIFE CRISIS TIME, of course. All kinds of changes were made. Old things were replaced with new things, and what do you know, new things were replaced with old. Now where did that beautiful Hummingbird go? Does it still work? And how does that song go? OK, forget that song, I'll never remember it after all this time. Why not just write new ones? And so I did. For the next 7 years. Guitar lessons, open mics, clubs, jams, festivals, songwriting workshops, total immersion in the one thing that has stood the test of time, and can still call up the same passion and excitement as it did for me 25 years ago. . . . music. . . . MY HUMMINGBIRDThe wind blew off the riverOn that cold November dayI heard my boot heels echo Down BroadwayI had money in my pocketNo place I had to beWhen ...
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