Brian Whelan Discography of CDs

Brian Whelan music CDs Liner Note Author: Chris Morris. Photographer: Evan Lane. Personnel: Brian Whelan (vocals, guitar, keyboards, drums); Kip Boardman (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Ross Flournoy (vocals, guitar); Amy Blaschke, Rob Douglas, Nicole Eva Emery, Dave Meshell, Mona Elyousef (vocals); Lee Pardini (keyboards); Raymond Richards (marimba); Kevin Higuchi, Mike Stinson, Craig MacIntyre (drums). Audio Mixer: Chris Furhman.

Brian Whelan discography Liner Note Author: Chris Morris. Photographer: Evan Lane. Personnel: Brian Whelan (vocals, guitar, keyboards, drums); Kip Boardman (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Ross Flournoy (vocals, guitar); Amy Blaschke, Rob Douglas, Nicole Eva Emery, Dave Meshell, Mona Elyousef (vocals); Lee Pardini (keyboards); Raymond Richards (marimba); Kevin Higuchi, Mike Stinson, Craig MacIntyre (drums). Audio Mixer: Chris Furhman.

Brian Whelan albums The Broken West broke up in 2009, the five members quietly going their separate ways without even bothering to update the band's MySpace page. Compared to Oasis' own split, which became headline news that summer, the Broken West's collapse was a quiet affair, with many fans not even realizing the band had disintegrated. The ...

Brian Whelan CD discography NOW OR HEAVEN is a far cry from the relentlessly infectious pop of 2004's I CAN'T GO ON, I'LL GO ON. That record earned endless comparisons to contemporaries like The Shins, which may explain the shift to the more nuanced pop songwriting on their second LP. The quartet has moved away from their Teenage ...

Brian Whelan music CDs Track Listing of songs: Miss Rejection; She's Changing My Mind; Guaranteed; Just Think It Over; Creepy; She Makes Me Yawn; Only One By Your Side; Make It Come True; Evolve; Hard To Say; I Am Not Surprised; Please Stay Off My Side; We Can Never Be Friends;

Brian Whelan discography On its 2007 full-length Merge debut, the Broken West offers up a confident and lively collection of songs. If My Morning Jacket had embraced power-pop instead of Southern rock, it might sound a bit like this Los Angeles-based ensemble, a quintet that mixes easy-going vocals with punchy rhythms and chiming guitar lines (see the ...

Brian Whelan songs Recording information: Electric Piggyland, Nashville, TN; Hollywood Sound, Hollywood, CA. Photographer: Debbie Wallace. Personnel: Shy Blakeman (vocals); Doug Pettibone (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, 12-string guitar, dobro); Brian Whelan (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, whistle, Wurlitzer piano); Ted Russell Kamp (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, accordion, trumpet, Hammond b-3 organ, percussion); Kenny Vaughan, Marc Ford , Audley Freed (electric ...

Brian Whelan CD discography Personnel: Brian Whelan (vocals, guitar); Bob Reuter (keyboards).

Brian Whelan albums There's nothing fancy about Eugene Edwards' debut record, My Favorite Revolution. Powered by simple guitars, bass, and drums, influenced by power pop from the '60s to today, and firmly in the classic verse-chorus songwriting tradition, the record could have been a cookie-cutter nonentity. Certainly, in the wrong hands this kind of guitar pop can come off as studied and dull or, on the flip side, frivolous and camp. Edwards makes it work by being deadly serious. There are no winking asides, no arch tributes to pop icons, and not a drop of silliness. Every note sounds like it matters to Edwards and every note sounds real, and it gives the record an authenticity that most modern power pop records lack. Of ...