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Hopes & Fears: The EP CD music "Opening for The Devil's Own at the Rite Spot Cafe, Sara Corrigan, singer from Dolly Rocker, seemed out of place among the slightly brighter than blood red walls and candlelit, speakeasy atmosphere, with her open smile and sheepish, down-home mannerisms. And though I was there to review the more forthright country rock of The Devil's Own, I was glad I was early enough to see Corrigan. Her voice has a refreshing, delicate quality, reminiscent of a light rain shower ...

Hopes & Fears: The EP album for sale Fire Flies are an NYC based indie-techno pop band. Co-founded by Dan Romer (singer-songwriter), Wil Farr (guitar), Matt Krahula (bass) and Seth Matthew Faulk (drums), Fire Flies met and formed four years ago while students at SUNY Purchase's Conservatory of Music. "Two New Sciences," recorded in the basement of their Brooklyn apartment, follows in the footsteps of their first ...

Hopes & Fears: The EP buy CD music Debut solo album from Bay-Area songwriter Lisa Mathena. The expressive guitar,moving lyrics and memorable melodies of "All Green Lights" delivers an emotional journey for the pop/rock addicted.

Hopes & Fears: The EP CD music Two vintage albums by the Soul Children for the price of one CD. Half the productions are by their mentors Isaac Hayes and David Porter, the other half by Porter and his subsequent partner Ronnie Williams. Deep soul sagas the magnitude of "I'll Understand," "Move Over," and "Tighten Up My Thang" provided the paradigm for future Soul Children producers. The Porter/Williams productions are more consistent, but none are as brilliant as the few gems by Hayes and Porter. But whatever the Soul Children sing, their golden voices make even the most hackneyed cuts interesting. ~ Andrew Hamilton Recorded in 1968. Personnel: Jimmy Johnson , Steve Cropper, Wayne Perkins (guitar); Joe Arnold, Tommy Lee Williams (saxophone); Mickey Gregory , Ben Cauley (trumpet); Ronnie Williams, Isaac Hayes (piano); Barry Beckett (organ); Booker T. Jones (keyboards); Al Jackson, Jr. , Roger Hawkins (drums). Audio Remixer: Ron Capone. Liner Note Author: Rob Bowman. Recording information: Muscle Shoals Sound Studios, Muscle Shoals, AL (02/1968-09/1970); Satellite Recording Studios, Memphis (02/1968-09/1970); Universal Studios, Memphis (02/1968-09/1970). Photographers: Billy Speer; Bob Smith. Arrangers: Dale Warren; David Porter; Ronnie Williams; Isaac Hayes. Soul Children: J. Blackfoot, Norman West, Anita Louis, Shelbra Bennett. Additional personnel: Ben Cauley, Mickey Gregory, Joe Arnold, Tommie Lee Williams, Booker T. Jones, Isaac Hayes, Steve Cropper, Donald "Duck" Dunn, James Alexander, Al Jackson, Jr., Ronnie Williams, Barry Beckett, Jimmy Johnson, Wayne Perkins, David Hood, Roger Hawkins.

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Hopes & Fears: The EP songs With Top 40 AMA radio play across the country, this band is no longer a secret. Marshall Rhodes debut album is a collection of tunes that will feel like family after the very first listen. To be certain these are vital songs about life, emotions, coming of age and war, but mostly this is stalwart songwriting that rocks with deep pocket rhythms, solid guitar work and the enjoyable sort of good-time vocals that usually come from the backyards and front porches at parties we wish we were attending. Glenn Burke and Michael Lehman spent the previous four years refining their songs with the Bay Area band, Borderline. They have emerged with a sound and vibe that is rooted in acoustic music but can soar on the wings of Lehman's electric guitar work. With veterans, Adam "Bagel" Berkowitz on drums and Michael Godwin on bass they have a solid rhythm section to launch their songs from. Their songs are about life, from simple emotions, to the conflicts of torn relationships, coming of age, even war and forgiveness... but mostly about love both won and lost. Burkes' "This Perfect World" appeared in the soundtrack of the Warner Brothers movie, The Postman. More recently they recorded "Sparks Rag" for the soundtrack of the award winning animated short, "Stanley Goes for a Drive", by world renowned Illustrator and children's book author, Craig Frazier. ( stanleybooks ) United Airlines featured this animated short on their flights for a full month. It took nearly two years of work and was recorded, mixed and produced by Adam "bagel" Berkowitz. With appearances from Bay Area musicians including, Austin Delone (Elvis Costello, Nick Lowe, Fabulous Thunderbirds), Jim Rothermal (Van Morrison, Jesse Colin Young, Dr. John) , Barry Sless (Kingfish, David Nelson Band, The Flying Other Brothers) , Jonathan Korty (Vinyl), Cole Tate (CTB, Lonely Hearts Band) and David Phillips (Charlie Hunter Trio, Jack West & Curvature). "But at the core of it all, is the songwriting," says producer Adam Berkowitz. For those who still haven't heard them, they are a great find and the type you'll want to share with friends. The "good-time" feeling Marshall Rhodes band will leave you smiling. It's been called Alt Country, Roots Rock or Americana, but they like to think of it as a reflection of their Bay Area home. A sound called, Gold Country.