Nowhere - Paul Martin - Musik - CD Baby - 0783707885520 - 13. April 2004
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Nowhere


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Name: Paul David Martin Birth Place: Brooklyn, NY Instruments: Acoustic & Electric Guitars, Bass Guitar, Keyboards, Drums Influences: Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Moody Blues, ELO, Buddy Holly Singer/songwriter/musician Paul Martin is one of New Jersey's best unsung songwriters. This CD 'proves to me that there are still strong songwriters in this world', according to Music Connection. Originally from Brooklyn, Paul learned to play drums at an early age, but put them aside to concentrate on guitar and bass. As an original member of the band, Dagger, he picked up the keyboards. As the band evolved into a trio, Paul shared the vocal duties, played bass and keyboards. In the years following Dagger, Paul never stopped writing and now has a huge catalog of songs. The title track of 'Nowhere' is a good example of the melody and rhythmic driven style that Paul delivers throughout the album. 'Songs Of Yesterday', 'Twist Of Fate', and 'Lonely People' tell stories of his past experiences while 'Peace' speaks from the heart. Lyrically, all the tunes hit the mark. Also memorable is 'One More Day', a tribute to John Lennon.

Medien Musik     CD   (Compact Disc)
Discanzahl 1
Erscheinungsdatum 13. April 2004
EAN/UPC 0783707885520
Label CD Baby CDB5637427729.2
Genre Rock
Maße 125 × 140 × 10 mm   ·   100 g   (Geschätztes Gewicht)

Titelliste

    1. Nowhere
    2. See You There
    3. One More Day
    4. Lonely People
    5. Where Do I Go From Here
    6. Peace
    7. One More Chance
    8. Heavenly Child
    9. Two and Two
    10. Twist Of Fate
    11. Songs Of Yesterday
    12. The End Zone
    13. Dreamer

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