Year: 2007
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 34:41
Size: 81,1 MB
Art: Front
(3:49) 1. I've Got The Feelin'
(2:46) 2. Looks Like You Got Down In Love
(3:39) 3. Lie To Me
(3:20) 4. The Caves Of Altamira
(3:34) 5. It's Over Now
(3:30) 6. Where Do We Get Off
(2:42) 7. This Time The Feelin' Is Right
(4:11) 8. Alabama Eyes
(3:32) 9. Lovin' You
(3:34) 10. Just Like Fallin' In Love
The soaring, sometimes harrowing vocals of singer/guitarist James Walsh reveal an obvious debt to the unrestrained raw passion of the late Jeff Buckley. In the late '90s, Walsh read that one of his favorite artists was a Buckley fan. Out of curiosity, Walsh purchased a Buckley record and became an admirer himself, eventually listening to similar artists such as Tim Buckley (Jeff's father), Van Morrison, and Neil Young.
Those influences eventually helped carve the sound and confessional lyrics of his band, Starsailor, named after a Tim Buckley LP. Walsh formed Starsailor in Wigan, England, with James Stelfox (bass), Ben Byrne (drums), and Barry Westhead (keyboards) in 2000. Walsh took piano lessons when he was 12, and by the time he met Stelfox and Byrne in college, he already had songs written. After two Top 20 hits in England with "Fever" and "Good Souls," Starsailor released their critically acclaimed first album, Love Is Here, in the U.K. in 2001. By Michael Sutton https://www.allmusic.com/artist/james-walsh-mn0001926207#biography
Personnel:
James Walsh Gypsy Band :
James Walsh : Lead vocals & Keyboards
Richard Jorgensen : Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Piccolo, Trumpet & Vocals
Deone Johnson : Trumpet, Solo Flugelhorn & Vocals
Todd Hansen : Trombone, Bass Trombone & Vocals
Bob Jones : Bass & Vocals
Jim Behringer : Lead Guitar & Vocals
Scott Fronsoe : Bass & Vocals
Ernie LaViolette : Drums & Percussion
Additional Musicians :
Tower Of Power Horns
Emilio Castillo : Tenor Saxophone
Lenny Pickett : Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone & Tenor Saxophone
Stephen 'Doc' Kupka : Baritone Saxophone
Greg Adams : Trumpet & Flugelhorn
Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section
Barry Beckett : Keyboards
Roger Hawkins : Drums
David Hood : Bass
Jimmy Johnson : Guitar
Those influences eventually helped carve the sound and confessional lyrics of his band, Starsailor, named after a Tim Buckley LP. Walsh formed Starsailor in Wigan, England, with James Stelfox (bass), Ben Byrne (drums), and Barry Westhead (keyboards) in 2000. Walsh took piano lessons when he was 12, and by the time he met Stelfox and Byrne in college, he already had songs written. After two Top 20 hits in England with "Fever" and "Good Souls," Starsailor released their critically acclaimed first album, Love Is Here, in the U.K. in 2001. By Michael Sutton https://www.allmusic.com/artist/james-walsh-mn0001926207#biography
Personnel:
James Walsh Gypsy Band :
James Walsh : Lead vocals & Keyboards
Richard Jorgensen : Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Piccolo, Trumpet & Vocals
Deone Johnson : Trumpet, Solo Flugelhorn & Vocals
Todd Hansen : Trombone, Bass Trombone & Vocals
Bob Jones : Bass & Vocals
Jim Behringer : Lead Guitar & Vocals
Scott Fronsoe : Bass & Vocals
Ernie LaViolette : Drums & Percussion
Additional Musicians :
Tower Of Power Horns
Emilio Castillo : Tenor Saxophone
Lenny Pickett : Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone & Tenor Saxophone
Stephen 'Doc' Kupka : Baritone Saxophone
Greg Adams : Trumpet & Flugelhorn
Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section
Barry Beckett : Keyboards
Roger Hawkins : Drums
David Hood : Bass
Jimmy Johnson : Guitar
Muscle Shoals '79