| | Laurence Edlder Surrounder CD - Import Laurence Edlder Discography of CDs
Surrounder Music | List Price | $27.99 (You save $1.70) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums | | Label | Phantom | | CD Universe Part number | 7435300 | | Catalog number | 683286 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | May 08, 2007 |
Laurence Edlder Surrounder Songs | 1. | Surrounded By You |
| 2. | Manhattan |
| 3. | Ocean, The |
| 4. | Going Home |
| 5. | Wrong |
| 6. | Fall, The |
| 7. | So Easy |
| 8. | Sing My Name |
| 9. | Mind Has A Mind |
| 10. | Wonder |
| 11. | Rocket Man (Bonus Track) |
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Backbone is a four piece hard rock band out of Sacramento, CA. Their story goes back to 2004 when singer, guitar player, and songwriter, Jorge Palacios, moved from his hometown, a little city on the East coast of Spain, to California’s Central Valley. Driven by his passion for American rock bands, he followed his dream, even if it meant being 6,000 miles away from home. For 3 years Jorge struggled on his quest to find the right musicians that would allow him to achieve his goals. His prayers were finally answered when in the summer of 2007, he met lead guitar player and co-writer, Rey Valdez. They both agree, “We’ve been looking for each other for a long time.” Immediately they began writing what would become Backbone’s first album, “Rising Underground.”The band completed its full line-up towards the end of the year when they came across bass player Johnny Eye and drummer Dave Murguia. In Jorge’s words, “They were the ones who gave Rey and me a chance to put our music out there.”Finally in January 2008, after almost 4 years of struggle, Backbone was a reality. And as one, they ...
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