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Mr.E(songwriter) and the Totally Obscure Band : the Totally Obscure
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A melding of country, rock, blues, and even a little gregorian chant
Genre: Folk: Modern Folk
Release Date: 2001
the Totally Obscure Record Label: Mr. E (songwriter) & the totally obscure band
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Its in Me Its in You 3:40 $0.99
Trying to Remember 2:50 $0.99
Thought I Saw.. 3:00 $0.99
Love Will Find a Way 3:42 $0.99
Comes in the Morning 2:42 $0.99
Somedays 3:40 $0.99
All That I Wanted 3:34 $0.99
Is It in Your Heart 3:30 $0.99
How Many More Times 3:32 $0.99
Devil Train 2:16 $0.99
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Album Notes

someone told me what we do is Americana , well
thats alright with me"....Mr.E(songwriter)

"out of all of life's Mr.E's , there is only one mystery(songwriter)

"A mystery is something which we know that it is , we just don't know how it is"
unknown


For the last twenty years, Mr.E(songwriter), has performed original songs for audiences all over the Finger Lakes and Greater Rochester.

With over 200 songs to his credit, Mr. E.'s music has been described as an eclectic blend of styles diverse as Rock, Country, Folk, Blues and even Gregorian Chant.


But however one labels his style, all agree that this is honest music.

With a great crew of band members on board and with multitalented , Gregg Christiansen (who's songwriting skills come thru on this cd with the song called "thought i saw"..) this ship is nicely making way. Along with Gregg the band's reknowned members and guest artists, including Rick Van Fleet , Richard Ord , Rolfe Newton , Juke Joint Johnny Winkler , John Carter , Tony Martino , Bruce Shepard , Vince Lenzi have added an immence sea of talent to this project.

"Going by the moniker of Mr.E(songwriter) and the "totally obscure" band this mysterious group,that we know little about , has put out one full length thus far entitled Unfinished Work , and are getting ready to release another. An americana rock sound permeates on most of the bands material, written by Mr.E himself , with rock , country , and folk equally represented . Mr.E is now set to release his second cd with the first cut,"love will find a way" continuing in his tradition of quality work. An enigma of an artist, we hope to hear more info on Mr.E & crew in the future"... Michelle Picardo /freetime magazine/words and music

"singer/songwriter genius,Mr.E(songwriter) sent a very promising demo, to help us anticipate his full length release in january. He and the totally obscure band have some catchy tracks here with touches of Clapton and Dylan peaking thru,We'll give you the word on the whole cd as soon as we can"....Michelle Picardo /freetime /magazine words and music

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REVIEWS

great tune
author: love will find a way
A good song on it's way to be a great song I'm listening to this song, and not really paying attention to the recording. What I do hear is a well written song, with a good melody. The vocalist actually does have a good voice that works well with the overall mood of the track. I like the arrangement too. Acoustic guitar with keys and a harmonica could spell disaster a lot of the time, but you pull it off. This really is a good song, and as a demo you demonstrate to the listener just exactly how great this song can be. - ruintherain Melbourne, Florida
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awesome music
author: love will find a way
Atmospheri-rock This is a very nicely worked song. There's lots of unusual instrumentation, lending plenty of interest. The organ, if that's what it is, is particularly effective; in general the arrangement always maintains interest. The lead guitar is a very well executed and fits with what else is going on; the solos are good, being restrained and not inclined to technical showing-off. The riff that opens things up is great, as well. The lyrics are a little hard to make out at times, but the ones that I can hear are fine. The chorus hook is a strong part of the song, with the call-and-response vocal thing working well. There's a few production things that I'd tinker with, but like everything it's just a matter of personal opinion. First of all, the bass sounds like it's panned hard left; I'd tend to put it more centrally. The acoustic guitar has a rather strange tone; it does work, but at times it comes across sounding a bit like a harpischord. If it's been treated with any EQ or anything it might be a good idea to go back to having it flat to see if the EQing has gone too far. Finally, the lead vocal is sometimes a little difficult to make out; again, perhaps the treatment has gone a little too far. But these are all just minor moans; as a whole the song works very well indeed. - One_Trick_Pony York, Yorkshire, United Kingdom
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mature folk
author: somedays
mature folk / country vibe this reminded me of warren zevon, without the raunch. I would think that this would be a good country song. The rythm guitar has more of a jazz sound. Maybe twang would work better? (again, not my thing, but I'm just throwing out an idea.) The keyboards sound fine, and I think I covered the lyrics with the comparison to warren. - m_yelenik Dilliner, Pennsylvania
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mellow song
author: somedays
Nice mood I like the song and all the parts were executed and captured nicely. I'd like to hear more. - basplaer Las Vegas, Nevada
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