| A story depicting the wannabe pop star in all of us. Also a bit of fun at the expense of the entertainment industry (no one we know personally). Working title was “Funky Beet”. |
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| Written by John Boswell. Excellent songwriter. Just the right pace for this record. |
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| Written by Ken Greer for his own CD. He was gracious enough to give me first crack at this amazing melody. |
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| his was hard, but fun to do. We wanted something that would touch people on an emotional level (great lyrics Ken!) and with a solid groove. Mission accomplished |
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| Collaboration with Ray Coburn that has definitely stood the test of time. High energy in this track. |
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| An earlier song of Ken’s that I added a few lyrics to. Great song in a concert setting. |
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| A day in the life of some dude as seen through the eyes of Ken. I think he wrote most of the lyrics while stuck in traffic on the DVP in Toronto. A truly wacky moment |
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| Originally sparked by Norman Orenstein and myself, Ken and I worked on it, and that moodiness and sultryness started to happen. Ken’s production and tasty steel guitar at the tail end of the song are the icing on the proverbial cake. |
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| Boy has girl - boy loses girl - becomes bitter but maintains his groove. |
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| One of the first tracks we recorded. I really enjoyed writing these lyrics. Very intense dynamics. A little trip to the dark side. Lovely. |
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| Was this the vocal I was working on when my car was stolen? A track where the band really gets to rock wildly. Play, play, play. |
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