Jonah Smith - Easy Prey (2016) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Jonah Smith
- Title: Easy Prey
- Year Of Release: 2016
- Label: Music Road Records
- Genre: Country Rock, Americana, Singer-Songwriter
- Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 44.1kHz
- Total Time: 00:47:41
- Total Size: 302 / 534 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Sunnyville
02. Where I Started From
03. On Love We Can Survive
04. Make Me Change My Mind
05. Heavy Hangs the Crown
06. Turn This Ship Around
07. Turn Down the Moon
08. Try Your Best
09. Easy Prey
10. We Tried Like Hell
11. Drop Me a Line
12. Robin, Robin
Husky-voiced pop-soul singer/songwriter and pianist Jonah Smith grew up in Syracuse, NY, and got his start playing with bassist Ben Rubin in Burlington, VT, in the mid-'90s. The two relocated to Boston, and Smith formed a band called Deluxe. In 2000, the band moved to Brooklyn, where, by November 2000, it had evolved into the Jonah Smith Band, featuring a returning Rubin along with David Soler on guitar and pedal steel, Bob Reynolds on saxophone, and Marko Djordjevic on drums. They built up a following in the Northeast, recording the self-released albums Industry Rule (2001) and Beneath the Underdog (2003). After Smith appeared at the SXSW music conference in 2006, he obtained a manager and a booking agent, and he signed to Relix Records, which gave him his first national CD release with Jonah Smith on June 27, 2006
01. Sunnyville
02. Where I Started From
03. On Love We Can Survive
04. Make Me Change My Mind
05. Heavy Hangs the Crown
06. Turn This Ship Around
07. Turn Down the Moon
08. Try Your Best
09. Easy Prey
10. We Tried Like Hell
11. Drop Me a Line
12. Robin, Robin
Husky-voiced pop-soul singer/songwriter and pianist Jonah Smith grew up in Syracuse, NY, and got his start playing with bassist Ben Rubin in Burlington, VT, in the mid-'90s. The two relocated to Boston, and Smith formed a band called Deluxe. In 2000, the band moved to Brooklyn, where, by November 2000, it had evolved into the Jonah Smith Band, featuring a returning Rubin along with David Soler on guitar and pedal steel, Bob Reynolds on saxophone, and Marko Djordjevic on drums. They built up a following in the Northeast, recording the self-released albums Industry Rule (2001) and Beneath the Underdog (2003). After Smith appeared at the SXSW music conference in 2006, he obtained a manager and a booking agent, and he signed to Relix Records, which gave him his first national CD release with Jonah Smith on June 27, 2006
Country | Rock | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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