| | JImmy Beaumont & The Skyliners One More Mountain CD JImmy Beaumont & The Skyliners Discography of CDs
Photographer: Jason DeFillippo. JImmy Beaumont & The Skyliners One More Mountain Songs | 1. | Where Have They Gone |
| 2. | I Just Don't Love You Anymore |
| 3. | One More Mountain |
| 4. | Ball and Chain |
| 5. | You Can Come If You Want To |
| 6. | Who Knows I Love You |
| 7. | All I Need |
| 8. | I'll Never Start to Stop Lovin' You |
| 9. | You're My Christmas Present |
| 10. | Another New Year's Eve |
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Tony Orlando's early years as a teen idol may have yielded only a handful of minor hits, but his later fame with Dawn guaranteed that they would eventually be resurrected. "Bless You" ...
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| | Spartz, Doug & Friends One Who's Leavin' CD (2007)
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"THE ONE WHO'S LEAVIN'" IS #20 ON R&R'S TOP AMERICANA ALBUMS OF 2007Doug Spartz has one of the warmest hearts I've ever encountered. Getting to know him, even just a little, is one of the true joys I've had in three years of doing the Bob Dylan Radio Hour on Sirius. I love American Stories Lies and Tales, and after hearing "Ring Them Bells" and "Forever Young" from the new album I can't wait to hear the rest. Got to be some terrific stories in song there. Michael TearsonSirius, Sing Out!THIS CD PEAKED AT #4 ON R&R'S AMERICANA CHARTDoug Spartz ended a twelve year musical hiatus in 2006 when he emerged from retirement with his top 100 Americana release entitled “American Stories, Lies & Tales”. His song “Name on the Wall” that he co-wrote with producer Doug Deforest, charted at #66 on Billboard and earned him the distinction of being name Country Aircheck Daily Shaker for the highest increase in spins in a 24 hour period. In August, he performed an hour long show on XM Live with Country Dan Dixon. But life took an unexpected twist in November when he suffered a heart attack. Following surgery, Doug continued to recuperate at home, putting his music aside. His recovery didn’t seem to be going as well as he would like so in February he went to the Mayo Clinic for a complete physical and it was discovered that he had colon cancer. Now more then ever, he realized that he needed to get back to writing and recording so he scheduled time in the studio with Deforest just two weeks after his hospital release. “The One Who’s Leavin’” is the result of that recording project. Teaming up with the incomparable “Cuttin’ Crew”, they recorded some of Doug’s new music and also did some songs that he had wanted to record for a long time. Joining him on some of the cuts are Jay Boy Adams, Tom Gillam, Eilen Jewell, Billy Lee Riley, and Sarah Jo Roark. Additional guest musicians include Bruce “Creeper” Kurnow, Bobby “Stinger” Schnitzer, Cynthia Johnson, Pamela McNeill, Billy Joe French and Gary Gazaway.The resulting project is a mix of everything from Americana, bluegrass, blues, country, rock…all blended into an unbelievable collection sure to please any listener’s musical taste. • “Tombstone Mansion”-this Spartz penned tune is truly a production masterpiece. Joining in on the vocals are Tom Gillam (Americana great), Cynthia Johnson (legendary voice of “Funkytown”), Bobby Schnitzer (guitar giant of “Funkytown” fame), Pamela McNeill, Sarah Jo Roark and the Cuttin’ Crew. The fiddle ...
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Marble Falls, Texas ~ The Dust Devils are fronted by founding members Kevin Higgins (vocals/guitars) and Barbara Malteze (vocals, keys, mandolin). Theirs is a love story written on the backroads of Texas. Over the years, Higgins and Malteze have carved themselves a comfortable niche in the Texas Music Scene, traveling from Port Aransas to Terlingua, performing in every little honky tonk and biker bar along the way. Receiving comparisons to Townes Van Zant, Patterson Hood, Robert Earl Keen, Bruce Springsteen, John Prine, (which Higgins quietly dismisses), he has gone from being one of the “best kept secrets” amongst Texas songwriters to “…quite possibly the next great Texas songwriter…” –Dave Pilot, (Rockzilla.com). Kevin Higgins, a native Texan from El Paso, is no newcomer to making acceptance speeches. In the course of his career thus far, he has been a finalist in the 2000 New Folk contest (with the song “Angel of Dixie”), earning himself a spot on the Main Stage at the 2001 Kerrville Folk Festival; his solo CD, “Dark Side of the Barn” won “Album of the Year” at the 2000 Hill Country Music Awards; he has had his song “Company Time” placed in a controversial independent film, “A Day without a Mexican”, (with the soundtrack released on EMI) and just recently, Higgins was responsible for writing all the material on The Dust Devils’ sophomore CD, (Gathering Dust), which swept the 2006 Texas Music Awards. Higgins went on to win 2nd place in the coveted 2006 B.W. Stevenson songwriting contest held in Dallas, (just to keep the critics honest). Barbara Malteze met Higgins in Los Angeles, where she fronted her own blues band. Prior to that time, Barbara was the leader of her successful, self-titled, heavy-metal band, Malteze. Back when Cashbox was the voice of the music industry, they wrote, "Barbara does know how to pump out ripping vocals." Malteze's reputation, (as one of the most-admired female/heavy metal vocalist/songwriter), is still very much alive in Europe, as evidenced by feature interviews in such publications as Metal Maidens Magazine (Netherlands), and Heavy Magazine (Germany); culminating in a 2006 worldwide vinyl LP release ...
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