Songs for the working trades people of the world, a new concept CD for welders, fitters, riggers, millwrights, pipefitters, boilermakers etc. R&B, Country, Blues, Rock, Techno, Swing, Reggae, and more.

14 MP3 Songs
BLUES: Blues-Rock, COUNTRY: Country Pop

Show all album songs: Ne Obliviscaris Songs


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Artist Information

Instrumentation
Produced by Colin Campbell, Dennis Ferbey.
Mixed by Dennis Ferbey at Canadian Sound Concepts Ltd.

Anita Bonkowski: Drums on; When I Get To Feel This Way; Somethings Aren't Meant to Last;
Its This Job I Do; and The Colour Of Oil.
Gary Preston: Harmonica on Shut Down Blues.
Jerry Adolphe: Drums on; Gravy Train; Drivin' Back to Your Arms; There's a Wild One Going On; Gotta be Safe; You Give Me No Reply; Another Brother Down; Waiting For My Life to Begin; and Shut Down Blues.
Chris Campbell: Lyrics.
Colin Campbell: Music, Lyrics, Vocals, all other instruments, loops for auxillary percussion and synth effects.


Biography
This project is primarily the work of Colin and Chris Campbell
Colin has been playing music professionally for the past 35 years. He has also been a Music Educator in B.C. and Yukon for the last 25 years.
Colin's playing career has taken him through large portions of Canada, the U.S., Cuba, Mexico and Central America.
He has also traveled extensively over the Continent with many of his Secondary School Jazz and Concert Bands.
Colin continues to work on a regular basis with several Bands in Victoria, as well as teaching instrumental music in the Victoria School District.
Chris has spent the last 25 years working in the shutdown maintenance world of industry, (oil field, pulp and paper, power generation etc..)
The songs are roughly based on and about the life and struggles that people who work in this field go through,
Places like Edmonton ,Calgary and Fort MacMurry Alberta, Central Ontario and all sorts of places in the United States have people who live "the dream"
There is no one style of music to this band as they need to relate to a wide age bracket of tradespeople, there is definately something in the CD for everyone.