Bumpkin


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Joined: 03/25/2007
Last Sign In: 04/29/2007 04:39 PM
Location: United States / TX / Dallas
 
Nowhere to Go
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Nowhere to Go
Freeware Account 2:12, 2.12mb , 128kbps [03/25/07]
Attribution Non-Commercial No Derivatives - copy, distribute, display, perform ok - give credit, no derivative works, no commercial use
Americana
This was recorded at the legendary Palmyra Studios in Palmer, Texas. The directions to this studio are obscure. The song was recorded on an old console from the 1960's used to record the Who's "My Generation," thus giving it a more analog feel than most digital recordings today.
Credits: Glen Squibb (lead guitar), Jason Manriquez (bass), Dan Underhill (drums), Bumpkin (songwriter, acoustic guitar, vocals)


Profile
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Single
Sex Orientation: Straight
Height: 6 ft. 10 in.
Smoke: No
Drink: Yes
Religion: Protestant

Artist/Band Profile: Bumpkin is a solo alternative country artist based in Dallas, Texas, with music that derives from mostly deceased influences. He has been featured at Mixposure and received his first airplay at a small radio station in North Dakota a couple years back. He can also be streamed at the popular underground station www.fatcatradio.com, where the award winning Angry Swede has posted his music in his exclusive site.

Similar Artists: Dwight Yoakam
Johnny Cash
Roger Miller
Neil Young

Music Style: A conglomeration of swing, old time country, and current alt-country.

Influences: Johnny Cash, Dwight Yoakam

Studio / Music Equipment: Palmyra Studios, Palmer, Texas, one of the few analog studios left. But they will be doing analog for a while, as they just bought a bunch of tape from a distributor that is now out of business. How sad. This recording "Nowhere to Go" is, however, digital, yet sounds more analog because of the console used, which dates back to the 1960's and was intended to be used by Abbey Road. Thankfully, it now sits about an hour south of where I live.


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Bumpkin
Dallas, TX United States
32.78294, -96.800194


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