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Singing and writing since his teens, DIXON has been a cult favorite for decades.
Genre:
Rock: Adult Alternative Pop/Rock
Release Date:
2008
The Nu-Look
Don Dixon
© Copyright-Don A Dixon
(796873060615)
Record Label: D.A.R.
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1. Three Hundred Pounds of Joy |
4:46 |
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2. Always |
3:51 |
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3. The Night That Otis Died |
3:21 |
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4. Take a Walk with Me |
3:32 |
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5. Sputnik |
4:24 |
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6. Skinny |
3:39 |
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7. Told You So |
3:15 |
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8. Perfect Girl |
2:58 |
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9. Amplifier |
3:21 |
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10. Six Pack |
3:44 |
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11. Fever |
4:48 |
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Don Dixon has devoted his entire life to the popular song. Whether working as a singer, songwriter, musician or producer, he has always tried to capture the essence of his life in the moment.
He began playing and recording in his mid-teens, co-founding ARROGANCE, a band that helped forge the North Carolina scene which brought the world Let's Active and The dBs, along with dozens of other bands that followed in their wake. Dixon went solo in 1983 and has released ten cds.
Dixon's writing, production and session credits include astroPuppees, Baby Shaker, Richard Barone, Jim Brock, Mark Bryan, Kim Carnes, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Caitlin Cary, Joe Cocker, The Connells, Counting Crows, Marshall Crenshaw, Pat DiNizio, The Edison Project, Fetchin Bones, GB Leighton, The Golden Palominos, Guadalcanal Diary, Hootie and the Blowfish, In Tua Nua, Marti Jones, Tommy Keene, Let's Active, James McMurtry, Moxy Fruvous, REM, The Red Clay Ramblers, The Smithereens, Snagglepuss, Ronnie Spector, The Spongetones, Chris Stamey, Matthew Sweet, The X-Teens and dozens more.
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