trainsleavingangels
© Copyright-Lee Terry/Rosewater music
(634479401138)
Record Label: Rosewater
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This is the first solo record by Lee Terry, founding member of The Skellingtons...
almost 2 years in the making, "trainsleavingangels"
combines elements of all the influences Lee has gathered over nearly 30 years.
This record has everything from straight ahead roots rock, to folk, blues, instrumental, classical, and world-music.
Recorded at Susan and Lee Terry's Rosewater studio, Lee played the majority of instruments himself (guitars,bass, drums, keyboards, mandolin, dulcimer and lap steel guitar),with help from some of Winston-Salem's finest players...
Susan Terry- viola, dulcimer, and co-producer
Ken Mohan- bass guitar and sitar..(Ken also helped mix as well as handling mastering)
Amy Mohan- backing vocals
Shannon Kerr- drums and percussion
Dan Desnoyers- drums
Rebecca Wyatt-cello
Sally Spring-backing vocals
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I get lost in his voice!!!
author: mslawter
I've lived in Winston-Salem my whole life. In that time I've run across a lot of musicians. Some I considers friends, some made friends with he and his wife Susan. Lee writes from such an honest place. I honestly get lost in his voice.
Michael Slawter
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I always knew that a talent like Lee's would be recognized. A lifetime of creat
author: Lisa
The songs on this cd are a summation of genuine talent. Winston-Salem has a creative force everyone will know now
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It's addictive - don't try to resist!
author: Cary
Lee Terry is a compelling singer/songwriter and a versatile, talented instrumentalist. His voice is wonderfully addictive! “trainsleavingangels” is an album in the true sense of the word - every song is a gem on its own, but once you hear the whole CD, it’s like a song cycle, with each song leading the listener inevitably to the next. My favorite is “Beautiful Life,” with Sally Spring singing backup - the exquisite music and singing contrast strikingly with the bleakness of the lyrics. “Shake Me Down” and “Talk About God” are rockers with a folk edge, “Changed” is grave and haunting, and Spirit Radio has a psychedelic, otherworldly feel. This is an unusual and remarkable CD you will find yourself listening to over and over! I would recommend the three Skellingtons CDs as well, especially “Dyslextacy.”
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