Timothy Roven Discography of CDs

Timothy Roven CD discography Recording information: Laboratoire Du Silverlake. Lamps: Peele Wimberley (percussion); Chris Phillips, Dave Burris, John Crooke, Vicki Peterson, James Roven, Timothy Roven. Personnel: Dave Burris, John Crooke (vocals, guitar); Vicki Peterson (vocals, bass guitar); Timothy Roven (violin); James Roven (cello); Peele Wimberley (piano, percussion); ...

Timothy Roven songs This EP slightly preceded Rosemary, the group's major-label debut (well, Mammoth Records debut anyway), and is for Dillon Fence completists only. The title track, "Christmas," is certainly a likable enough track in the band's sugary guitar pop vein. However, "Playful" ended up being one of the less remarkable tracks on Rosemary when the full-length CD came out soon after. "In the Sound" is of typical B-side quality. ~ Erik Hage All songs written by Greg Humphreys and Dillon Fence. Recorded at TGS Studios, Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Composer: Greg Humphreys. Personnel: Kent Alphin, Greg Humphreys (vocals, guitar); Chris Goode (vocals); Timothy Roven (violin); John Plymale (trombone); Scott Carle (drums). Audio Remixer: Steve Gronback. Recording information: TGS Studios, ...

Timothy Roven CD discography Stuck inside of Wingate with the Manchester blues, North Carolina's Jolene is vaguely identified with the roots-rock/alt-country army, but that's just because they know Peter Holsapple and live below the Mason-Dixon line. Actually, Holsapple's presence on the band's Sire debut does provide a clue to one of the album's touchstones. Besides the atmospheric, almost regal wall of guitars that links the band to ...

Timothy Roven albums Track Listing of songs: Nothing Song; Out From Under It; 700 Miles; Like Water; More Stupider; ; All the Rage; Haunting Me; Herculetta; Redemption Day; Portland, Michigan; No Place To Fall;

Timothy Roven music CDs This EP features two studio tracks from the North Carolina group's Rosemary album ("Daylight" and "Hey Mockingbird"), an acoustic version of that album's "Sad Inheritance," and a great cover version of Blondie's "Dreaming." The latter track epitomizes singer/guitarist Greg Humphreys' uncanny knack with tuneful power pop, a talent that would reach its peak on the group's last studio album, the criminally underappreciated Living ...