Showing posts with label Clovis Mann. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clovis Mann. Show all posts

Monday, July 25, 2016

Clovis Mann - S/T

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 57:17
Size: 131.2 MB
Styles: Rockin blues
Year: 2006
Art: Front

[4:24] 1. Stone Moses
[4:05] 2. I Had A Dream
[6:17] 3. Small Town Vice
[5:00] 4. War Child
[3:47] 5. Good Enough
[5:55] 6. Ethereal Lady
[5:06] 7. Dancin' With The Devil
[3:51] 8. Second Chance
[4:57] 9. Gravedigger
[4:08] 10. Below
[4:55] 11. When You're Gone
[4:47] 12. Wicked Wind

Clovis Mann is a heavy-gigging power trio out of Madison, WI playing songs about love, life, and struggle, while combining rock, blues and jam music with a penchant for hard-driving rhythms, transcendental soloing, and inspiring improvisation. Comprised of Stosh Jonjak on bass, Ethan Noordyk on drums and percussion, and Daniel Walkner on guitar, vocals, slide, and harmonica, Clovis Mann is no stranger to the stage. Determined to bend genres and explore new musical territories Clovis Mann can guarantee their fans something wholly new and original for every show. Catch them live some time, it may change everything.

The eponymous debut from one of the Midwest's strongest acts, Clovis Mann's first album combines elements of rock and blues to create their own, original, musical statement--a statement of redemption and perseverance through human struggle. A very powerful album that succeeds and excels at being genuine, honest, and soulful, the true musical message from three small-town Wisconsin men. Highlighted by impressive instrumentation and strong lyricism that echo the best works of Hendrix, Cream, and Mountain, Clovis Mann creates a product that is new yet familiar--in essence, timeless. A must-have.

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Tuesday, January 13, 2015

Clovis Mann - 2 albums: Metamorphic / Dues

Album: Metamorphic
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 62:18
Size: 142.6 MB
Styles: Rockin blues
Year: 2010
Art: Front

[4:24] 1. Blowin' Up The Shack
[3:54] 2. No More
[6:14] 3. Nothing Like That
[5:13] 4. Dig Deep
[4:50] 5. Water's Edge
[9:04] 6. Drowning Man
[6:54] 7. Big Sky
[8:53] 8. Whiff
[6:01] 9. The Light..
[6:47] 10. ...End Of The Tunnel

Fresh off their third full-length studio effort titled Metamorphic, Clovis Mann is confidently embracing the changes that life often presents a rock band. Only one year after Dan Plourde replaced bassist and founding member Stosh Jonjak, drummer and founding member Ethan Noordyk has taken his talents to Augusta, Maine. Filling the void will be a stellar group of musicians, namely Jamie Zander and Craig Baumann among possible others. But none of this has fazed the sole remaining founder of the band, guitarist and chief songwriter, Dan Walkner. Gathering a cast of musicians looming in the background including Pat Ferguson of the Smokin' Bandits, the band's live experience is growing and developing into a must-see Midwest staple.

Recorded at Sound Garden studio in Madison. Ken Koeppler engineered. Clovis Mann produced it. Dan Walkner wrote all the song lyrics. Ethan Noordyk played all the drums. Dan Plourde played all the bass parts. Dan W. played acoustic and electric lead, slide, and lap steel guitar as well as harmonica. Craig Baumann (Fat Maw Rooney) played lead guitar on "Water's Edge." Pat Ferguson (Smokin' Bandits) played lead guitar on "The Light." Choir for "The Light" was Pat Ferguson, Sal Serio, Heather Jean Maywood, Brian Knapp (Ghost Town Council), Paul Mitch (The Campaign), Terry Galloway, Dan Plourde, and Dan Walkner

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Album: Dues
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 41:31
Size: 95.0 MB
Styles: Rockin blues
Year: 2008
Art: Front

[4:43] 1. Highway's End
[4:05] 2. Turpentine Wade In The Water
[5:33] 3. Jackson
[4:25] 4. Way Through
[4:34] 5. How It Is
[3:18] 6. Star Fade Away
[3:09] 7. Everything's Fallin' Apart
[3:38] 8. Close To The Edge
[5:23] 9. Starvin'
[2:39] 10. Whiskey Still

The second offering from this heavy-gigging Midwestern power trio, Clovis Mann's DUES showcases the band experimenting with new genres and craftsmanship while showcasing their excellent musical abilities. This album features plenty of the straight-ahead blues-rockers Clovis Mann is known for, as well as country-rock (Everything's Fallin' Apart), R&B (Starvin'), and even gospel (Turpentine/Wade in the Water). An excellent follow-up to the band's seminal, self-titled album. The rhythm section of Stosh Jonjak and Ethan Noordyk is as tight and bombastic as ever, augmenting the high-flying, transcendent soloing of Dan Walkner. Deep lyrics speak of rustic Americana, the woes of the working class, and longing, with an undercurrent of redemption. Great craftsmanship, polished production, overall an excellent album you\'ll enjoy listening to from front to back--and pine for until you play it again.

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