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John Tomson and Don Parish have been friends and music collaborators for over 30 years. Even though they share common interests, their life paths have followed radically different and varied directions.Both grew up in the San Diego area, John joined the Navy out of High School and served in Viet Nam where he was decorated with the Navy Achievement medal. John a self-taught musician got his first gig while still in the Navy. Returning to civilian life, he used the Electronics training from the service to enter into Specialty Systems engineering. Shortly there after John started his own Corporation and became a successful Systems contractor; JT Specialty Systems, Inc. which is still going strong. John met Don while Don was playing music in San Diego and became friends and musical partners. Don a classically trained musician, started his professional musical career after graduating from college. He has traveled extensively with many name bands and has had several recording contracts. The last few years Don has taught High School in the San Diego area.John and Don decided to bring their music back to the public with the PainKiller Club CD. Thanks to the encouragement of Charles Tobias, they have written and produced a CD with original music. John and Don hope you enjoy the music and again want to thank PUSSER'S RUM® and staff for all their support. Tomson & Parish Painkiller Songs | 1. | PainKiller |
| 2. | Jamaican Me Crazy |
| 3. | Pieces of a Dream |
| 4. | Jimmy'S Gone Country |
| 5. | Changes in Latitudes |
| 6. | Stateside Avenue |
| 7. | Outta' Here |
| 8. | Catalina |
| 9. | Lucky Stars |
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This 1998 reissue contains four bonus tracks not on the original release.
Principally recorded at A&R Studios, RCA Studios, Media Sound and Century Sound, New York, New York in 1969 & 1970. Originally released on MGM (4723). Includes liner notes by Michael (Mickey) Leonard, Harold Rhodes and
Digitally remastered using 22-bit technology by Suha Gur (Polygram Studios).
In the '60s the jazz pianist Bill Evans would occasionally record an orchestral "easy listening" session to pay the bills, with predictably mediocre results. But FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, while certainly easy on the ears, is also one of Evans' most intriguing "lost" records, brought to us courtesy of Verve's winning "By Request" series. The novelty is that Evans plays both Fender Rhodes and acoustic piano simultaneously in real time, trading off themes and improvs with deliberative taste and, of course, rare skill. The sessions were produced by Evans' long-time, protective manager Helen Keane, so there was little danger of "selling out."
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Chris Trapper - vocals, guitarDan McLoughlin - vocals, bass, pianoRyan MacMillan - vocals, drums"...a lively, expertly crafted composite of rock,...with radio-hit potential too great to measure, The Push Stars' endless melodies are hard to shake." ~ CMJ New Music ReportThere were about seven people at the first-ever Push Stars concert at the Middle East Bakery in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The stage was so small that the band had to adjust their "stage moves" in order to let people get by to use the restrooms. They got paid about fifty dollars, a falafel and a few Pabst Blue Ribbons. But they happily played anyway. That was February 1996, and four albums and thousands of tour miles later they're still playing, only now to sold out rooms all over North America. After building a strong following in Boston and releasing the critically acclaimed "Meet Me at the Fair" in 1997, The Push Stars ...
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