Lewis Melville Discography of CDs

Lewis Melville CD discography This 13-track acoustic CD was written, peformed and proudced by Ottawa multiinstrumentalist Lewis Melville. Its songs include "Bekeley Kids", "Unknown", and "Tomorrow Is". This All Acoustic Album Showcasing Lewiss Songwriting Abilities Was Recorded Using The Acoustic Guitar And Other Assorted Instruments. Produced And Written By Melville Making This ...

Lewis Melville CD discography The Cowboy Junkies' Black-Eyed Man is an excellent return to form following their disappointing third LP, The Caution Horses. Where Michael Timmins' songwriting was stilted and overly self-conscious on the previous record, here his character studies are literate and finely-etched; like Robbie Robertson before him, Timmins' Canadian ...

Lewis Melville discography Track Listing of songs: My Name Is Ben; Mama Don't 'Low; Vowels; Tuba Tune; Cowgirl Song; Grace's Bell; Coming of Spring; Somewhere Over the Rainbow/What a Wonderful World; Route 66; Merry Go Round; Chet's Fabulous Diner; Hava Nagila; When the Saints Go Marching In;

Lewis Melville albums Thirteen finds Tamarack turning their attention to modern-day Canada in their original material, as well as adding touches of blues and folk-rock to their sound. ~ Steve Huey Canadian Folk Recorded at Pipe Street Studio, Guelph, Canada. Personnel: Alex Sinclair (vocals, guitar); Molly Kurvink (vocals); Tony Quarrington (electric guitar); Rick ...

Lewis Melville CD discography "Since 2004 I've released an album a year," singer-songwriter Lynn Jackson elaborates of her profile. "The joy in all this for me is, mostly, the songwriting. That's the part I'm most passionate about. I don't really sit down to specifically write songs. I rehearse quite a bit ...

Lewis Melville music CDs Released at the height of the grunge era, this Canadian group's debut was unlike any other album issued in 1992. While the Barenaked Ladies' cheerful pop tends to focus on exhuberant melody, they rock harder than you would expect for a band whose sound relies so heavily ...

Lewis Melville songs Toronto-based singer/songwriter Barzin Hosseini's second album, My Life in Rooms, continues in the melancholic vein of his eponymous 2003 debut. Like fellow slowcore devotees Sparklehorse and Red House Painters, Barzin excavates the despondent territory of loss, regret, loneliness, and claustrophobic isolation. Phrases repeat from song to song, ...

Lewis Melville albums Kombinator starts with a typically Canadian approach to mellow, melodic, mid-tempo pop, adds a nicely stratchy recording technique and few twangy, rustic touches, and then runs through some appealingly written songs -- the result is entirely pleasant, achieving a clear, friendly, and unironic tone that can be ...

Lewis Melville music CDs Recording information: Orchard Studio, Noval, Ontario, Canada; The Cottage, Brantford, Ontario, Canada; Ty Tyrfu, Guelph, Ontario, Canada; Uncle Lew's Sound Emporium, Guelph, Ontario, Canada. Photographers: Ben Rudnick; Sue Smith; Anne Zbitnew. Personnel: John Switzer (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, tambourine); John Charlton (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Tannis Slimmon (acoustic guitar, ...

Lewis Melville discography This is grand-scale stuff, progressive without being obscure. Tight, economical pop structures give way to jamming improvisation and time-signature changes bordering on the out of control. Tasteful acoustic passages surrender to electric mayhem, then to orchestrated grandeur. Many Rheostatics songs do not follow conventional, linear song structure, although -- when called ...