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Recorded live at the Aladdin Theatre, Portland, Oregon; Bias Studios, Springfield, Virginia between April 13 and May 27, 2001.
Singer, songwriter, and guitarist Keller Williams isn't a performer whose music is easy to fit into a cookie-cutter category. He has a style all his own and doesn't seem to mind if others have trouble placing a label on it. That strategy must be working for him, since he has completed half a dozen full-length offerings for his fans. If one tries to categorize Williams' music they might call it a mixture of styles: a little bluegrass, a little reggae, a little jazz, a little funk, and more than a few dashes of jam band, all stirred into something he loves to share. Maybe a taste for the latter comes from working on recordings with the jam band String Cheese Incident. Williams does have a band of his own that features drummer and percussionist Dave Watts and bassist Tye North. The songs on this album, Laugh, have some interesting titles that might prepare listeners ahead of time for Williams' often tongue-in-cheek type of lyrics. A few of the tracks on this album are "God Is My Palm Pilot," "Freeker by the Speaker," "Kidney in a Cooler," "Alligator Alley," and "Bob Rules." The last offering on this album is "Freeker Reprise," a 16-minute jam session. ~ Charlotte Dillon
Dave Watts (drums); Lou Gosain, Chickahominy Fred, Cam Morin (background vocals).
Personnel: Keller Williams (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, piano); Tye North (throat singing); Danny Knicely (mandolin); Mike Crotty (flute); Wolfe Quinn (trombone); Dave Watts (drums); Kevin Morris (hand claps).
Audio Mixer: Jim Robeson.
Recording information: Bias Recording.
Illustrators: Tye North; Tom Faulkner.
Photographer: Keller Williams.
Unknown Contributor Role: Dave Watts.
Personnel includes: Keller Williams (vocals, acoustic & electric guitars, piano); Tye North (throat singing, bass); Danny Knicely (mandolin); Fiddlin' Dave Van Deventer (fiddle); Mike Crotty (flute); Wolfe Quinn (trombone);
CMJ (4/1/2002, p.12) - "...An entertaining look at the stressful, exhausting and tedious "career" of a novelty musical act....the whole album could cause a little shakin' to happen." Keller Williams Laugh Songs | 1. | Freeker by the Speaker | $0.99 | |
| 2. | One Hit Wonder | |
| 3. | Hunting Charlie | |
| 4. | Alligator Alley | |
| 5. | Spring Buds | |
| 6. | Mental Instra | |
| 7. | Vabeeotchay | |
| 8. | Bob Rules | |
| 9. | Freakshow  | |
| 10. | Gallivanting | |
| 11. | God Is My Palm Pilot | |
| 12. | Crooked | |
| 13. | Old Lady From Carlsbad | |
| 14. | Kidney in a Cooler | |
| 15. | Freeker Reprise | |
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DREAMS is a 4-CD box set compiling in chronological order tracks by the Allman Brothers Band, as well as tracks by bands featuring one or more member of the Allman Brothers Band and solo performances by Gregg Allman and Dickey Betts.
Recorded between 1966 & 1988. Includes a 32-page illustrated booklet and liner notes by John Swenson.
Like nearly all box sets, DREAMS has plenty to recommend it-and a few nagging drawbacks. ...
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Keller Williams employed the help of the String Cheese Incident on his eclectic and enchanting Breathe album. Recorded in just ten days, it's swollen with impeccable musical talent and artistry. Williams manages to traverse various styles within a single track, while maintaining the same smooth Zen-like vibe regardless of the featured genre. Songs like ...
| | Keller Williams Loop CD (2001)
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COME AWAY WITH ME won the 2003 Grammy Awards for Album Of The Year, Best Pop Vocal Album and Best Engineered Album (Non-Classical).
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Arif Mardin won the 2003 Grammy Award for Producer Of The Year (Non-Classical).
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For better than a quarter-century, first as a major-label artist leading the Iron City Houserockers and later recording for various indie labels, Pittsburgh's Joe Grushecky has struggled to get his hard-rocking, blue-collar style of music heard above the din of fleeting trends, boy bands, and pop divas. The gravel-voiced songwriter has suffered the inevitable Springsteen comparisons, survived bad record deals, played hundreds of shows in dive bars, and, with his first true solo album, Fingerprints, has hung around the industry long enough to play on record alongside his teenage son, Johnny. Although Grushecky might never receive the level of respect that his body of work has earned, it hasn't stopped him from making solid, consistently rocking albums. Stepping out for the first time without the Houserockers band he has fronted some variation of for 25 years, Grushecky nevertheless doesn't stray far from familiar creative territory on Fingerprints. "It's a Crazy World" burns with a self-righteous fervor, mixing social commentary with topical events to make a timeless point about our cultural priorities. "On the Wall" opens old wounds, putting faces to the names on the Vietnam memorial, a haunting reminder of the price of war, while "Hey Lefty" offers a found remembrance of a departed friend. Although songs like the dancefloor funky "Easy Money" or "Talk Is Cheap," with its electronically altered vocals, explore new stylistic territory, Fingerprints is unabashedly a rock album. Grushecky's vastly underrated ...
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