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Daniel Byrnes : Conversations In Stereo
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Old school rock, soul, blues, R&B, reggae, and country rolled into one but all the while maintaining a unique, recognizable sound. The songs are catchy and meaningful, the musicianship incredible.
Genre: Folk: Modern Folk
Release Date: 2007
Conversations In Stereo Record Label: Daniel Byrnes
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Intro 0:44 $0.99
Unglued 4:57 $0.99
Whiskey and Stout 2:16 $0.99
4th of July 3:28 $0.99
To Get By 4:22 $0.99
Reasons and Rhyme 3:35 $0.99
Get Over You 3:01 $0.99
It Ain't No Lie 5:35 $0.99
Can't You Tell 4:14 $0.99
It Makes Me Cry 4:28 $0.99
So What 3:21 $0.99
Weary Blues From Waitin' 7:07 $0.99
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Album Notes

Ask today’s average young singer/songwriter who his or her influences are and you’re likely to get the same laundry list of house hold names; Dave Matthews, John Mayer, and of course John Lennon. Ninety nine percent of the time this leads to the same overplayed sound.

However, ask Daniel Byrnes about his influences and you’ll begin to understand what makes this emerging singer/songwriter different. Names like the Tom Waits, Mississippi John Hurt, Hank Williams, Solomon Burke, Steve Earle, and the Rolling Stones begin to explain his American roots, soul sound. Byrnes has always been interested in these types of career artists, not the disposable, gone tomorrow, pop act of today.

Formerly the singer/lead guitar player of the popular MA band Contruda, Byrnes recently left the group with Contruda bassist Matt Buonomo to pursue his solo project which he began assembling almost two years ago. With the help of drummer Jonathan Carafoli, Byrnes played everything else from guitar, mandolin, and banjo, to keyboard, bass, and harmonica on his debut release “Conversations In Stereo”, due out January 30th, 2007. He also recorded, produced, and mixed the entire debut album at his home studio in Middleboro, MA.

“Conversations in Stereo”, is a precisely crafted 12 track album filled with emotion, dynamics, and dripping with old school influences. These influences are the result of playing live with musicians often twice Byrnes’ age. At eighteen, an older blues musician discovered Byrnes playing Bob Dylan tunes on his front steps. He immediately asked Dan to join his band. Here Byrnes was not only introduced to blues artists such as Howlin’ Wolf, and T-Bone Walker but also soul and R&B like Al Green, and Funkadelic. The bass player of the band, who had moved to the US from Cape Verde taught him to play reggae and introduced him to different types of world music. These influences rubbed off and aspects of them eventually made their way into Byrnes’ songwriting.

You can catch Daniel performing solo acoustic or with the Daniel Byrnes trio throughout the northeast this summer.

For more info please contact:

Daniel Byrnes
The Daniel Byrnes Trio
dbyrnes33@msn.com
508-728-5459

www.danielbyrnesmusic.com

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REVIEWS

Conversations in Stereo
author: tom hawkins
Great lyrics and terrific melodies. My wife and I were having a cup of coffee, chewing on some breakfast treats one Sunday morning at a little coffee establishment along a back highway on Cape Cod, when these several young guys came rolling in with amps, mics, guitars, ukes and set up in the corner of this little bitty room and just plain started playing. I wondered, what might we be in for ???? And then the music just rolled on out of these three guys, starting with Daniel Byrnes who has written and performed and recorded and mixed this very warm and expressive set of tunes by himself in his bedroom !!!!! Such sweet guitar solos and soulful lyrics. You'll just enjoy it. Something here for anyone with ears and a heart. "Can't you tell" is a favorite.
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