Don Cento Discography of CDs

Don Cento songs Nowadays, instrumental bands have a tough road to find attention. But this Dallas outfit is smart enough to bring back the time, as late as the '60s, when vocal-less incursions in the charts were amusingly common, and jaunty practitioners like Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass could cross ...

Don Cento music CDs Recording information: Melodium Studio. Illustrator: Leslie David. Personnel: Dorothée Hannequin (vocals, guitar); Robin Leduc (acoustic guitar, banjo, ukulele, piano, omnichord, percussion, musical saw); Don Cento (electric guitar); Jan Ghazi (steel guitar); François Villevieille (charango, violin); Rémi Alexandre (flute, keyboards); Aslak Lefèvre (melodica, omnichord, percussion); Baptiste Germser (horns); Sylvain Gouverneur (omnichord); Jean Thevenin (vibraphone, glockenspiel, drums, ...

Don Cento CD discography Fusing grinding new wave with the crunchy hooks of Pavement, Texas' Chomsky manages to make some of the catchiest indie rock to grace the stereo. Chomsky is smart not to wallow purely in the cold synth pop of yesteryear -- instead the characteristic keyboards and angular grooves just bubble up through some rocking ...

Don Cento albums Why is Jude better than many of his pop underground peers? The answer is hard to articulate, even after you've been won over by King of Yesterday, but it basically boils down to how his uncluttered yet richly textured arrangements bring out the best of his clean, sturdy, melodic songwriting. It also helps ...

Don Cento discography Audio Mixer: Stuart Sikes. Recording information: Elmwood Studios, Oak Cliff, TX. Calhoun: Timothy Locke (vocals, various instruments, guitar, piano, Wurlitzer organ, percussion); Jordan Roberts (various instruments); Byron Gordon (bass instrument, upright bass, background vocals); Mike Ratliff (drums, percussion). Personnel: Jordan Roberts (guitar, piano, Fender Rhodes piano, organ, Wurlitzer organ, synthesizer, vibraphone, xylophone, percussion); Pat Crawford Brown ...