Brandon Barnes Discography of CDs

Brandon Barnes CD discography Rise Against: Tim McIlrath (vocals, guitar); Chris Chasse (guitar, background vocals); Joe Principe (bass guitar, background vocals); Brandon Barnes (drums).

Brandon Barnes songs Rise Against's The Unraveling seems to be a bit of a change for Fat Wreck Chords. Oh, it's still punk (surprisingly, it was recorded by Mass Giorgini), it's just a lot more aggressive and not nearly as cheesy as ...

Brandon Barnes music CDs Chicago's Rise Against is a band that remembers the political roots of punk rock. Despite their alliance with a major label, they've maintained their all-important street cred and a dedication to animal rights, not to mention the fundamentals of ...

Brandon Barnes songs Includes bonus track "Fix Me". Rise Against: Tim (vocals, guitar); Joe (bass instrument, background vocals); Chris, Brandon.

Brandon Barnes discography Following in the footsteps of the wildly successful Appeal to Reason, Rise Against deliver another blast of driving, politically charged, melodic hardcore with Endgame. While their sound isn't as fiery as it used to be, the band has dialed ...

Brandon Barnes albums Brian McKnight has been turning out smooth, sophisticated adult-contemporary R&B since the early 1990s, and the songwriting and the production on his albums, not to mention the singer's silky croon, have only improved over the years. GOLD, his 2007 ...

Brandon Barnes CD discography Recorded between 1989 & 2002. Includes liner notes by David Nathan. This greatest hits package from R&B singer Brian McKnight covers 1989 to '2002 and includes "Way Love Goes" and "Home." The story of Brian McKnight, as ably represented by this ...

Brandon Barnes music CDs Contains an untitled hidden track following "Amber Changing". With clenched fists in the air, boots to the floor, and anger swelling in their chests, the members of Rise Against return with their second album, Revolutions Per Minute. It's a two-pronged ...

Brandon Barnes CD discography This is Robert Peckman's first release for Bonedog Records and under his own name. "Pecky" recorded under various names in the 60's and charted as "Q" for Epic Records in the 70's. These fourteen self-penned songs rely heavily on ...

Brandon Barnes albums Multi-Grammy nominated writer/producer Brandon Barnes teams up with Nashville based smooth jazz trumpet/flugelhorn artist Michael Fair for their second offering " How Close Are We?". This eagerly anticipated collaboration arrives two years after this duos highly successful first release ...

Brandon Barnes discography Brian McKnight's self-titled debut album is a mix of quiet storm and jazz-tinged R&B lite, with a few up-tempo numbers thrown in. The album opens with the New Jack Swing lite of "Yours," and leads into other mid-tempo, early-'90s ...

Brandon Barnes albums There are some nice ballads and well-written songs here, but the album didn't have a standout single or album track that would have gotten Rahiem enough publicity to break out of the urban contemporary pack. Instead, the album got ...

Brandon Barnes music CDs The first of Carter's mid-'80s albums for Ichiban, a regional label that specialized in finding a home for '60s and '70s soul veterans whose careers had stalled due to changing fashions. Carter is in typically good voice here, and he continues to be among the most, er, unabashed creators of interesting sexual metaphors around. On the disco-ish "Hot Stuff," for example he compares a prospective lover to a selection at a fast food restaurant ("I like mine," he observes, "soft and ...