MP3 Mark Coram & The Knox Villains - Garageicana
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Garage Rock with some country mixed in to give it some twang.
12 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Americana, ROCK: Classic Rock
Details:
It was in his rural Corryton, Tenn., garage that singer-songwriter Mark Coram found his voice.
Now, on his new release, âGarageicana,â Coram shares that voice: complex, compelling and Southern.
Coram picked on his fatherâs guitars throughout his childhood but began taking lessons in earnest at age 17. He spent young adulthood honing his songwriting skills and his career as a graphic artist.
In 1993, with friends Wayne Corum on bass and Mike Flannagan on drums, Coram formed the Rattlehounds, a fun-loving garage band who played locally as a hobby and once opened for Scott Millerâs band the Viceroys, later renamed the âV-Roys.â The Rattlehounds jammed weekly in Coramâs country garage, the upper floor of which he outfitted with a home practice space and rudimentary recording studio.
Flannagan died suddenly in 2003. Later that year, a six-song CD, âThe Rattlehounds,â featuring tracks completed before Flannaganâs death, was released in his memory.
A year or so later, having amassed a large body of work that spanned the rock, country, alt-country, blues and folk genres, Coram decided to choose the best for a debut album.
In 2005, Coram teamed up with members of The Tim Lee Band to become "Mark Coram & The Knox Villains". Recording in Knoxville at Independent Recorders with renowned producer Don Coffey, Jr. (formerly of Superdrag), who plays percussion on the album, and husband-wife musicians Tim Lee (formerly of the Windbreakers) and Susan Bauer Lee, who lent supporting guitar, bass, keyboard and vocals, they gave birth to âGarageicana,â which was released in the spring of 2006.
The album showcases Coramâs versatility as a songwriter. Hard-rocking guitar jams like âElectric Sinâ and âSheâs A Catastropheâ are juxtaposed with more reflective songs (âFlying South,â âA Dangerous Place for Loveâ). Coram takes on the current political climate in âMysterious Ways,â puts a twist on an Appalachian-style ballad in âAnna Brownâ and issues an invitation to those who have outdated ideas about the South (âCome On Downâ).
All album cuts have in common Coramâs trademark wit, weaving clever wordplay with strong musical writing.
12 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Americana, ROCK: Classic Rock
Details:
It was in his rural Corryton, Tenn., garage that singer-songwriter Mark Coram found his voice.
Now, on his new release, âGarageicana,â Coram shares that voice: complex, compelling and Southern.
Coram picked on his fatherâs guitars throughout his childhood but began taking lessons in earnest at age 17. He spent young adulthood honing his songwriting skills and his career as a graphic artist.
In 1993, with friends Wayne Corum on bass and Mike Flannagan on drums, Coram formed the Rattlehounds, a fun-loving garage band who played locally as a hobby and once opened for Scott Millerâs band the Viceroys, later renamed the âV-Roys.â The Rattlehounds jammed weekly in Coramâs country garage, the upper floor of which he outfitted with a home practice space and rudimentary recording studio.
Flannagan died suddenly in 2003. Later that year, a six-song CD, âThe Rattlehounds,â featuring tracks completed before Flannaganâs death, was released in his memory.
A year or so later, having amassed a large body of work that spanned the rock, country, alt-country, blues and folk genres, Coram decided to choose the best for a debut album.
In 2005, Coram teamed up with members of The Tim Lee Band to become "Mark Coram & The Knox Villains". Recording in Knoxville at Independent Recorders with renowned producer Don Coffey, Jr. (formerly of Superdrag), who plays percussion on the album, and husband-wife musicians Tim Lee (formerly of the Windbreakers) and Susan Bauer Lee, who lent supporting guitar, bass, keyboard and vocals, they gave birth to âGarageicana,â which was released in the spring of 2006.
The album showcases Coramâs versatility as a songwriter. Hard-rocking guitar jams like âElectric Sinâ and âSheâs A Catastropheâ are juxtaposed with more reflective songs (âFlying South,â âA Dangerous Place for Loveâ). Coram takes on the current political climate in âMysterious Ways,â puts a twist on an Appalachian-style ballad in âAnna Brownâ and issues an invitation to those who have outdated ideas about the South (âCome On Downâ).
All album cuts have in common Coramâs trademark wit, weaving clever wordplay with strong musical writing.
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