Tram Discography of CDs

Tram CD discography Recording information: Farias Production Studios. Personnel: Javier Reyes, Tosin Abasi (8-string guitar); Adrian Terrazas (woodwinds, percussion); Eric Moore (drums). Audio Mixers: Javier Reyes; Dustin Miller.

Tram albums Track Listing of songs: Three Years; Forlorn Labour; A Kind Of Closure; A Painful Education; Theme; Forgive Me Dear; Fools; Only Then; The Hope Has Ben Taken Away; You Let Me Down; Understand;

Tram music CDs Tram's third record, much like the band's first two, is a sad affair. Words like desperation, despair, bleakness, and Radiohead come to mind. A quick look at the song titles gives one a feel for what the record is going to sound like: "You Let Me Down," "The Hope Has Been ...

Tram discography Track Listing of songs: Are You Satisfied?; Now We Can Get On With Our Own Lives; Yes But For How Long; He Walks Alone; This Sacred Day; Folk; Once I Was; Giving Up; Social Disease; Underneath The Ceiling; Light A Candle On My Birthday;

Tram songs Track Listing of songs: Now We Can Get on With Our Lives; Giving Up; Once I Was; Yes But for How Long; He Walks Alone; This Sacred Day; Folk; Social Disease; Are You Satisfied; Underneath the Ceiling; Light a Candle on My Birthday;

Tram CD discography The shakily pensive lyric "There's no emotion" on the opening song "Nothing Left to Say" does not even come close to being a persuasive sentiment; Tram's debut album, Heavy Black Frame, is plenty emotional, and all the better for that heart-on-sleeve, lump-in-throat quality. The band comes on like a somewhat less ...

Tram CD discography Recording information: New York, NY (06/20/1924-11/21/1933); Richmond, IN (06/20/1924-11/21/1933). Directors: Dick Voynow; Donald Voorhees; Frankie Trumbauer; Red Nichols; Ross Gorman; Hoagy Carmichael. Unknown Contributor Role: Dick McDonough. Arrangers: Bill Challis; Willard Robison. Personnel: Chauncey Morehouse (vocals, vibraphone, drums); Dick McDonough (guitar, banjo); Tony Colicchio, Carl Kress (guitar); Bob Gillette, Arnold Habbe (banjo); Alfie Evans (violin, ...

Tram albums The two-disc European jazz compilation Lost Chords 1915-1945 is a musical companion to Richard M. Sudhalter's book of the same name, and, like it, is subtitled "White Musicians and Their Contribution to Jazz." Sudhalter, who compiled and produced the album, notes in his book and in his liner notes that, as part of the academic trend toward multiculturalism, there is a revisionist trend toward disparaging the efforts of white people in the development of jazz and defining it as strictly a black musical form. Sudhalter's politically incorrect response is to document the part played by whites, and it may be that this album makes his argument more convincingly than his book could, since it places the evidence before the listener. To be sure, Sudhalter achieves his goal by carefully choosing his examples. Despite the title, the recordings really date from 1920 to 1944, with the majority from the '20s, only ten ...

Tram music CDs Track Listing of songs: Seven Ways Till Sunday; Consider Yourself Judged; Endeavor; Haas Kicker; Hollywood Swinging; Inverted Ballad;