Daniel Joseph Discography of CDs

Daniel Joseph CD discography Track Listing of songs: Control; Waiting in Line; Welcome to Nowhere; Heroes; To Be Like You; Control; Waiting in Line; ...

Daniel Joseph albums Daniel Joseph brings music that will inspire, motivate and empower people through all works of life. Knowing the power of music, I would like to touch people, and keep people going, even in the face of adversity, and give people love , hope and joy with my music. Love songs as well as dance songs, there is something in the album for everybody.

Daniel Joseph music CDs Photographer: Daniel Joseph. Track Listing of songs: And I; Estill Me; Frequent See; Fly on Paper; Off Course; Reign; Coffee and Cigarettes; Hello Goodbye; Moon Light; Understnad; For You; Gone;

Daniel Joseph discography Track Listing of songs: Control; Waiting in Line; Welcome to Nowhere; Heroes; To Be Like You; Control; Waiting in Line; Welcome to Nowhere; Heroes;

Daniel Joseph CD discography Track Listing of songs: Hello Resolven; A Good Man Is Easy To Kill; What Will You Do When Your Suntan Fades?; Gene Autry; Silver Lining; Popular Mechanics For Lovers; Gravity's Bringing Us Down; Hey Brother; I'll Be Your Lampshade; Cruel Minor Change; Burned By The Sun; Night Is The Day Turned Inside Out;

Daniel Joseph albums Recording information: Marko Studios; Ultra Sound Studios, Montreal, Canada. Personnel: Loni Gamble (vocals, guitar, percussion); Daniel Joseph (guitar, percussion); Kathleen Dyson-Oliver (guitar, background vocals); Harold Fisher (bass guitar); Eric Roberts (drums); Goldie Alexander (percussion, background vocals); Luc Boivin (percussion); Raymond Johnson (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Loni Gamble; Lenny Pinkas; Robert Matichak.

Daniel Joseph music CDs The whole of Crippled Pilgrims' sparse output is collected in one place on this anthology, which contains their 1984 debut six-song EP Head Down-Hand Out; their 1985 album Under Water; and alternate versions of two of the songs from the EP, one of which (the alternate of "People Going Nowhere") appeared on the various-artists compilation Bouncing Babies, the other of which (the alternate of "Black and White") was previously unreleased. While less polished than the album, the EP tracks actually have the edge here, with their rough combinations of post-punk with folk-psychedelic-indebted guitars and melodies. While retaining much of that approach, Under Water seems a little stiffer, less tuneful, and more morose, and though it's a point the band's small following of cultists would argue, there's nothing that has the power of the EP's bittersweet, mood-shifting "A Side He'll Never Show." The two alternate versions are by no means trivial add-ons: the alternate of "People Going Nowhere" has a lighter feel that (again arguably) makes it preferable to the one on the EP, and "Black and White" likewise has a more basic arrangement, though it doesn't compare as favorably ...