Ted Bruner Discography of CDs

Ted Bruner albums Discovered by post-grunge icon and fellow Canadian Chad Kroeger, My Darkest Days deliver a massive dose of slick, radio-ready hard rock on their self-titled debut. Straight out of the gate, the band shows its got rock star swagger with strip club-ready tracks like "Move Your Body" and "Porn Star Dancing," with the latter featuring guest spots from Kroeger himself and rapper Ludacris. While these songs revel in their sleaze, the dirty fun doesn't last long. The rest of the album shows a more plaintive side of the band, stripping away all of the bravado in exchange for more lovelorn musings. The shift is a noticeable one, and though the rest of the songs are still solid, it feels like someone called the cops on the party. Despite this shift, My Darkest ...

Ted Bruner CD discography With a mix of post-grunge plaintiveness and hard rock drive, Thick as Thieves finds Cavo fusing energy and emotion on their third outing. Finding a nice balance between muscular rockers like "Celebrity" and soft-hearted ballads like "Southern Smile," the St. Louis band delivers a collection of songs offering something for fans of every part of the modern rock spectrum. This kind ...

Ted Bruner music CDs Singer songwriter, Tamara communicates in a voice freighted with her won human experience, and songs that ring out like a bell. The track 'Song Girl' suggests where her artistic priorities lie. Features the single 'Stolen'. 12 tracks. ABC Music. 2005.

Ted Bruner discography Colony is a four-piece hailing from Missouri consisting of lead singer Ted Bruner, bassist John Stuller, guitarist Jon Armstrong and drummer Matt Hickenbotham. Their first major label release, following the independent Go, is 1997's Siren, produced by long-time k.d. lang associate Ben Mink who also adds violin, guitar and mandolin to the album. The sparkling music, optimistic lyrics and overall maturity ...

Ted Bruner songs Track Listing of songs: Thick As Thieves;

Ted Bruner CD discography The theme of this album, according to songwriter/guitarist/vocalist Ted Brunner, is to celebrate humanity sans the barrage of commercial interruptions brought on by television, cell phones, and Internet connections. With that in mind, Colony chooses wisely to communicate one on one with spirited, guitar-driven songs that meld elements of Brit-pop, glam, and hard rock. The title track waxes nervous regarding the ...