Jeff Mosier Discography of CDs

Jeff Mosier discography HAMPTON COMES ALIVE responded to the age-old query, "What could be better than one full Phish concert?" The answer: two full Phish concerts. AT THE ROXY, though, takes that train of thought even further down the line by presenting three entire Phish concerts over the course of eight discs. Standout tracks of ...

Jeff Mosier CD discography Prior to the release of 2009's The Great American Bubble Factory, the last time Drivin' n' Cryin' had been heard from on record was a 1999 live album devoted to the band's greatest not-quite-hits. After more than ten years out of the ballpark and with lead singer and songwriter Kevn Kinney devoting ...

Jeff Mosier albums The psychedelic flowers that light up the cover of Faces suggest the band's tongue-twisting name is purposeful: Blueground Undergrass easily converts into Bluegrass Underground. The name, in turn, suggests that the dozen songs and instrumentals that fill Faces aren't traditional bluegrass. If the name itself doesn't convince the skeptic, a quick listen ...

Jeff Mosier music CDs With their special brand of retro folk, comprised entirely of a unique amalgamation of talent, humor, and musical misgivings, New Mongrels splashed onto the scene with the charming Not Dead (Yet). This odd bunch of artists hail from several corners of the U.S., gathering on the rare occasion to record an album ...

Jeff Mosier songs Photographer: Chris Bradley . Personnel: Andy Birdsall (vocals, guitar); Jeff Mosier (banjo); Tim Acres (background vocals).

Jeff Mosier CD discography For their 1998 offering, New Mongrels cranked it up a couple of notches, occasionally forsaking their old-school folk flavor in favor of a fuller, more electric sound that feels more in step with the times. Nevertheless, the tunes are all that you may have come to expect from the pen of bandleader Haynes Brooke. Know anyone else who has fashioned an entire song around Guy Lombardo's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame? Know anyone who even could? Brooke does it with great aplomb. And with a little help from ...