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Personnel includes: Laura Pausini, Gilberto Gil (vocals); Celso Valli (arranger, conductor, piano, keyboards, synthesizer, programming); Geoff Weestley (arranger, conductor); Beppe Pini (acoustic guitar); Mike Landau (guitar, sitar); ...
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Very rarely these days does one come across a band with a long history. Rock and Roll, itself has a long list of legendary bands that have battled through adversity and misfortune, only to prove their sustaining presence as a group, or musical force. In more recent times, bands come and go; groups split up after just a couple of years. It seems that the ideal of 'sticking to your guns' is in short supply. Groups write songs about the world around them, rather than relying on actual life experience; songs, and bands alike, lack substance and conviction. This band is an exception to the norm, a testament to the true nature and original intent of the raw energy of Rock & Roll.Up With The Joneses was created as the musical brain-child of long-time friends, T.J. Greever (vox, guitar) and Matt Bohannon (guitar) during the spring of 1999 in Chattanooga, TN. The 2 recruited high-school friends T.R. Hill (drums) and Walter Alvarez (bass) and began writing and performing original material around the local area. Drawing on common influences such as Jane's Addiction, Black Sabbath, The Beatles, and an overall appreciation for Southern Rock, they quickly became one of the highest attended local acts, and began playing around the Southeast region.After over 2 years as a band, the group released its first full-length album, Numbers & Vultures, in 2001. Recorded over an 8-month period in 2000, the album featured 13 original compositions that leaned heavily on the shoulders of the groups Southern Rock and Funk influences. The release allowed the group to begin playing more frequently, but also enabled them to go further away from home. The Joneses spanned the Southeast region, playing for the first time in many cities. By the end of the year, the group was ready to take a small break to regroup and write some new material.After a short run of shows in early 2002, band founders, Greever and Bohannon were left with a dilemma when their current drummer and bassist announced that they were leaving the band. Immediately the search went out, hunting for a new rhythm section. They quickly landed Joe Grubbs (bass), but had a stale period in which they could not find a drummer. Luck was on their side, however, and their new bandmate attracted the attention of long-time local drummer, Adam Brown (drums, vox). Brown was known for his work in 2 local bands, one of which had been around for about 5 years on its own. It didn't take long for the four to gel musically, and was able to pick back up on the regular touring schedule. The group almost immediately began to write new material, as well, this time leaning on their love of Alternative music for inspirado.The beginning of 2003 was greeted with the release of a self-titled 6 song EP. This was only available for a short time, as the group was entering a period in which touring was a priority. Again, focusing on the Southeastern cities surrounding Chattanooga, the group averaged around 35 - 40 dates a year between in 2003 and 2004.The group was re-energized, its creativity was at an all-time high. The group had never been tighter; the songs had never connected to the crowd quite this well before. However, the band would be hit below the belt in late 2004, when frontman T.J. Greever was injured in a car accident. The band was put on hold indefinitely as Greever recovered in a hospital room. After a couple of months, a few surgeries, the band began writing in the Winter of 2004. Although unable to play guitar due to a broken wrist, Greever attended rehearsals and contributed ...
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