Josh Roy Brown Discography of CDs

Josh Roy Brown music CDs Recorded at Dubway Studios and Big House Recording, New York, New York. Personnel: Josh Roy Brown (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, slide guitar, lap steel guitar, baritone guitar); Tim Beattie (lap steel guitar, harmonica, background vocals); Heather Hardy (violin); Danny Grigsby (keyboards, shaker); Donna Kelly (drums, snare drum); Charley Buckland, LP (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Danny Grigsby. Recording information: Big House Recording, New York, NY; Dubway Studios, New York, NY. Photographer: Leland Bobbe. Personnel includes: Josh Roy Brown (vocals, acoustic & electric guitar, slide guitar, lap steel guitar); Heather Hardy (violin); Tim Beattle (harmonica); ...

Josh Roy Brown music CDs Track Listing of songs: It's Alright; Satellite; Fool For You; In the Rain; My Only Friend; Wait; She's a Lullaby; Sometimes Trouble; Sleep; Half My Life;

Josh Roy Brown CD discography Personnel: Joe Cardamone (vocals); Don Devore (guitar, keyboards, background vocals); Dale Jimenez, Jeff Zeigler (keyboards); Ryan McLaughlin, Ryan Rapsys (drums); Travis Keller, Josh Roy Brown (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Don Devore; Jeff Zeigler. Recording information: Uniform Recording Studio, Philadelphia, PA (2002). Souls She Said includes: Don Devore, Joe Cardamone. Souls She Said: Don Devore (various instruments); Joe Cardamone.

Josh Roy Brown albums Seemingly from nowhere (though actually just from Upstate), The Dwellers burst onto the New York City scene in 1995 with an unabashedly retro power-pop/gutter rock sound. The group seemingly had it all: a cute but trashy front man, super catchy New York Dolls/Cheap Trick/Rolling Stones-style tuneage, a raw, rockin' band, and heavyweights like producer Tony Visconti in its corner. EMI quickly snapped The Dwellers up, released their first album and.the record went nowhere and the group promptly disappeared. A typical record industry tale perhaps, but ...

Josh Roy Brown discography Warren's quiet, sensitive folk-rock is pleasant and well-produced, but unfortunately that production can't obscure his mediocre songwriting talents. Most notably, he suffers from the common folk-rock ailment of substituting breathy sensuality for bedrock energy. For the Leonard Cohens of the world, weariness is a stock in trade that only enhances a brilliant song but, for second-stringers, the effect of half-whispered lyrics too often serves only to ...

Josh Roy Brown songs There are basically two kinds of sad song: the ones that make the listener sad as well, and those that make the listener feel better. Singer/songwriter John Washburn (formerly of Clara Venus) is a minor master of the latter variety, a distinction he shares with Chris Isaak (a clear influence) and Neil Finn (clearly not an influence). Washburn writes in a self-consciously retro-roots style, and sometimes ...