Dave Duncan Discography of CDs

Dave Duncan songs Upbeat electric bluesy original songs, driven by guitars and a slightly twisted sense of humor.. with notable guests from SRV and ABB sitting in. Fun,soulful ...

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Dave Duncan CD discography In the 10 years since his 1st record ( I Don't Know if its True but It Happened To Me), Dave Duncan ( "Double D" to his friends and comrades) has been pounding the pavement relentlessly..playing gigs from Memphis to Belfast and writing songs with legends about life & love, harleys and drivin'rain, BB King and Harmonica Lewinsky. In addition to killer grooves and blistering guitarblues, the album features great songs.. 2 of the 12 original songs here are written with Nashville legend Craig Wiseman ( who wrote "Live Like You're Dying" for Tim McGraw). The blues classic " 20 Years of BB King" was written with Curtis Salgado, who was recently recognized as "Soul Artist of The Year" by the Blues Foundation in Memphis . In addition, this minor key gem was nominated for Blues Song of The Year 2009. Guests on this record include the legendary Delbert McClinton on harmonica, former Allman Brother Jack Pearson on slide guitar and the irrepressible Jonell Mosser ( "Nashville's Most Soulful Singer") ...

Dave Duncan CD discography All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology. Additional personnel includes: Ronnie Montrose (electric guitar). Personnel: David Culiner (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Dave Duncan (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, percussion); Ronnie Montrose (electric guitar); David Sutton (upright bass, electric bass); Pete Maloney (drums, percussion); Joe Schiff (percussion); Christine Duncan (background vocals). Audio Mixers: David Culiner; Dave Duncan; Jeff Sheehan; David Sutton . Recording information: A&M, Los Angeles, CA; Drive-By ...

Dave Duncan music CDs Leaving behind the Range, Bruce Hornsby trades heartland rock for a cooler, jazzier sound with Harbor Lights, an album that nonetheless retains his affinity for sincere portraits of American life, love, and heartache. The title track is a humid, celebratory song that evokes a romantic summer evening in the South, setting the stage for a collection of humanistic songs. If the album has an underlying theme, ...