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Untitled songs As much as the band tried to push their sound into heavier, punk-fueled territory, the O.C. Supertones could never escape the "ska" tag that followed them throughout their initial 15-year run. The group didn't seem embarrassed about it, but hearing the sharp edges they applied to re-recordings of their earlier ska-based work on Revenge of the O.C. Supertones showed a band looking to mature as much as possible. Which is what makes the reunited Supertones such a puzzle. The two albums that the group have cooked up since 2010 find them reverting back to the jumpy rhythms, rocksteady horn blasts, and "hey hey hey" chanting that marked their first few albums. Is this simply giving their aging fans what they want? Or a move toward embracing what made them so popular in the first place? Whatever the motivation, the Supertones at least do this sound well. The upbeat tracks on For the Glory sound punchy and bright throughout, giving frontman Matt Morginsky plenty of room to proselytize and praise. The emphasis here -- as on 2010's Unite -- is on the latter. Past efforts put the spotlight on the flock, urging them on toward salvation. Here, the songs look skyward, thanking the band's chosen creator and expressing a little end-times motivation for his creative efforts ("The day will come/and God will fight/and all who love/will be made right," he sings on "All Glory"). An unintended effect of the Supertones cycling back to the world of ska is how so many of their songs are indistinguishable from one another. That does, however, allow the songs that step way back from that world to rise above the fray, ...

Untitled CD music Diverse musical influences include Lionel Richie, John Tesh, Joni Mitchell, Eric Clapton, Switchfoot, Imogen Heap, Coldplay, A Fine Frenzy, and others. Ultimately this takes shape in a lyrical soft rock approach with smooth jazz influences that people tell me is fun and relaxing. Started playing classical guitar at an early age and then got into acoustic and some electric guitar, eventually added some keyboard skills. Album ...

Untitled music CDs Track Listing of songs: Pussy! My Girl's Pussy Harry Roy & His Bat Club Boys; Try Some Of That Oscar's Chicago Swingers Featuring Lovin' Sam Theard; Big Mama; Mr. Insurance Man; It's Too Big Poppa Claude Hopkins Orchestra; She Squeezed My Lemon; Shake It Baby; Elevator Papa, Switchboard Mama; If You Don't Give Me What I Want Lil Johnson; I Want Every Bit Of It; Bye Bye Cherry; ...

Untitled songs Track Listing of songs: Take The A Train; Rockin' In Rhythm; Bugle Breaks; Stomp Caprice; Crosstown; Frenesi; Ballin' The Blues; Just You, Just Me; Park At 106th; West Indian Stomp; Take The A Train; Jumpin' Pumpkins; Rain Check; Jam With Sam; Hum Drum; Flying Home; Girl In My Dreams; Hawk Talks;

Untitled album In July 2008 Coldplay chose Juniper Lane to open for them at the Verizon Center in Washington, DC on August 3, 2008. More than just an honor, Coldplay's endorsement led to an opportunity for Juniper Lane to work with Grammy-award winner Michael Brauer (Coldplay, John Mayer, The Fray), a mixer in high demand with the world's most talented alternative rock acts. Brauer mixed four tracks on ...

Untitled music CDs Track Listing of songs: Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye; Fine Romance; Black Coffee; I Only Know; When A Man Loves A Woman; I'D Rather Go Blind; Let It Be Me; La-La Means I Love You; Oh What A Night; Sincerely; Can't We Be Friends; I Can't Get Started; Lazy; Give Me The Simple Life; Fools Rush In; Good Bait; At Long Last; Unbirthday Song; I Got It ...