Jonathan Kreisberg New For Now CD Netherlands

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List Price	$18.97 (You save $3.02)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Jazz Instrument CDs, Guitar, Jazz
Label	Criss Cross
Orig Year	2005
All Time Sales Rank	50589
CD Universe Part number	6847483
Catalog number	1266
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 26, 2005
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Gerry Teekens; Gerry Teekens
Engineer	Max Bolleman; Max Bolleman
Personnel	Gary Versace - Hammond b-3 organ Mark Ferber - drums Jonathan Kreisberg - guitar
Additional Info	Netherlands

Jonathan Kreisberg New For Now Songs

1.	Gone With the Wind	$0.99
2.	New for Now	$0.99
3.	Stardust	$0.99
4.	Peru	$0.99
5.	Five Bucks a Bungalow	$0.99
6.	From the Ashes	$0.99
7.	Ask Me Now	$0.99
8.	All or Nothing at All	$0.99

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A stunning vocalist originally from Knoxville, Tennessee, Brian Waldschlager is equally comfortable with a thunderous big-beat, a rockabilly rave-up or a harmony-driven, hill-country ballad. His recently-released, self-titled debut roots-rock album, Waldschlager, evidences his diverse musical influences and tastes. Waldschlager got into music during his sophomore year of high school when it became clear that his budding basketball career was going nowhere. Jilted by the jock world, he careened into the arms of rock & roll, never looking back. The Clash, The Ramones, Elvis Costello and Iggy Pop jolted him out of the "hair-band" mainstream, and following the usual litany of cover bands, he made his first tentative forays out of Knoxville. It was there that Waldschlager started fronting bands with older players and writers that picked up on his charisma and natural talent. After four years of some college and flogging the local music scene, in 1987 he found his way to the Twin Cities (Minneapolis/St. Paul), living for a while in a big old band house which was frequented by the likes of The Replacements and Husker Du - and whose many residents included Babes in Toyland and Courtney Love. "That's where I started getting an idea of what kind of music I wanted to do," recalls Waldschlager. "I wrote a lot of stuff when I was in Minneapolis, a lot of it born of homesickness and more reflective of where I was from." It was during this time that he came to his musical senses - those of a storyteller of the South."I started to really appreciate Southern roots music," recalls Waldschlager, "and specifically Tennessee music - everything from Appalachia's Roy Acuff and the Crazy Tennesseans to Memphis' Alex Chilton and Big Star. That diversity has been a real force behind what I do."Returning to Knoxville, Waldschlager put together "the Dirtclods", who soon became a popular regional act that regularly performed between 1992 and 1995. Garnering a great deal of label attention along with being voted Knoxville's Best Rock Band Waldschlager, as lead singer of "the Dirtclods", was recognized as "Knoxville's Best Male Vocalist" over a two-year period.With the help of Grammy award-winning songwriter, Lucinda Williams, in the mid-1990's Waldschlager hooked up with veteran Nashville producer and rock guitarist Richie Owens and electric/acoustic guitarist Bob Ocker, as the band "Shinola", which was later renamed "5 Bucks". The trio also appeared on Dolly Parton's 1998 record Hungry Again. Much of the material on Waldschlager was originally performed by "Shinola". Owens worked with Waldschlager to refine and produce the performances that appear on the Waldschlager album on the Kleartone label. The album has a sound that drives southern traditions out on the open road for a joyride. It includes a wide variety of songs including touching ballads, straight-ahead rock and a song of determination leading to inspiration. In addition, the renowned ...