As a band member of the wonderful WOODS and THE BABIES, Kevin Morby has released his solo album and songs mostly played on acoustic guitar and Kevins vocals titled HARLEM RIVER it was a superb listen an acoustic delight with dreamy songs and stories Just Morby and his guitar is just fine.
Posts Tagged ‘Woods’
KEVIN MORBY – ” My Name ”
Posted: June 19, 2014 in CLASSIC ALBUMS, MUSICTags: Folk Pop, Harlem River, Kevin Morby, Suicide Squeeze Records, the Babies, Woods
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WOODS – ” Only The Lonely “
Posted: May 29, 2014 in MUSICTags: Austin Psych Festival, Brooklyn, Folk Rock, Woods
this is a wonderful video of WOODS backstage at the Austin Psych Festival last month, Brooklyn Folkadelica band, described as spooky campfire Lo-Fi folk rock
WOODS – ” With Leaves Like Glass “
Posted: April 9, 2014 in MUSICTags: Folk Rock, Green Man, Jarvis Tavenaire, Jeremy Earl, Liverpool Psychedelia Festival, Music, With Light With love, Woodist Records, Woods
WOODS have their 8th Album later this month so far the tracks I’ve heard have been wonderful, the record has shown more depth and attention to detail in the sound. Jeremy Earl and Jarvis Tavenaire will be on tour later this year ,The album title is “WITH LOVE WITH LIGHT” this track features a beautiful organ sound, the band will be at the GREEN MAN festival and the LIVERPOOL PSYCHEDELICA Festival in September 2014.
KEVIN MORBY – ” Harlem River “
Posted: April 1, 2014 in LEICESTER CITY VENUES, MUSICTags: Harlem River, Kevin Morby, Music, the Babies, the Musician in Leicester, Woods
WOODS – ” With Light and With Love “
Posted: March 28, 2014 in MUSICTags: Brooklyn, Jeremy Earl, Psychedelic Pop, Woods
what a great track from the band WOODS, originally the songs were honed in the small Brooklyn apartment by Jeremy Earl with his pure falsetto vocal spilling dark secrets and twisted images, sun soaked pop and psychedelic sounds the band released “Songs of Shame” in 2009 to critical acclaim, with James Taveniere guitar playing the band have got stronger and this new album looks to be their best yet.
The Fat Angel Sings 