Douglas Gary - Keepin' Faith (2015)
BAND/ARTIST: Douglas Gary
- Title: Keepin' Faith
- Year Of Release: 2015
- Label: Gary Douglas
- Genre: Rock, Blues, Americana
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:48:49
- Total Size: 331 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. My Desire
02. To Be With You
03. Faith (Renewed)
04. Out On the Highway
05. Stop Bringing Me Down
06. Lord I Try (Redeux)
07. Midnight Angel, Pt. 1
08. Voices
09. Cold Blood
10. On Bradford Hill / Afterlife
11. Over You
12. Goodbye Marie
Gary Douglas is an intriguing paradox. Musically, with his muscular guitar playing, emotive voice and anthemic lyrics, he’s absolutely his own heartland-style man. But, as with any great Rocker, you can tell this New Yorker has imbibed the vibe of some of the best musicians of our era. On the cut Lord I Try, from Douglas’s album “Just Another Mile,” the riff sticks with you like something by Keith Richards. The voice has the worldly weariness of Hunter. And the lyrics, which talk of a fruitless search for faith, sound like an all-night writing session between Lou Reed and Bruce Springsteen. Looking for a big riff, a song that all generations can relate to, a sentiment for all seasons? Then this tune by Gary Douglas and his tight, bangin’ band is for you. Douglas produced it, too. This is a man who knows how all the pieces should fit together and how this stuff should sound.
01. My Desire
02. To Be With You
03. Faith (Renewed)
04. Out On the Highway
05. Stop Bringing Me Down
06. Lord I Try (Redeux)
07. Midnight Angel, Pt. 1
08. Voices
09. Cold Blood
10. On Bradford Hill / Afterlife
11. Over You
12. Goodbye Marie
Gary Douglas is an intriguing paradox. Musically, with his muscular guitar playing, emotive voice and anthemic lyrics, he’s absolutely his own heartland-style man. But, as with any great Rocker, you can tell this New Yorker has imbibed the vibe of some of the best musicians of our era. On the cut Lord I Try, from Douglas’s album “Just Another Mile,” the riff sticks with you like something by Keith Richards. The voice has the worldly weariness of Hunter. And the lyrics, which talk of a fruitless search for faith, sound like an all-night writing session between Lou Reed and Bruce Springsteen. Looking for a big riff, a song that all generations can relate to, a sentiment for all seasons? Then this tune by Gary Douglas and his tight, bangin’ band is for you. Douglas produced it, too. This is a man who knows how all the pieces should fit together and how this stuff should sound.
Blues | Rock | FLAC / APE
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