Love Song Comin on
Chuck Cashmere
Performed By
Chuck Cashmere
Album UPC
884502792461
CD Baby Track ID
7673321
Label
Chuck Cashmere
Released
2010-09-15
BPM
107
Rated
0
ISRC
ushm81078182
Year
2010
Spotify Plays
1
Writers
Writer
Chuck Cashmere
Pub Co
Cashaven Music Bmi
Composer
Chuck Cashmere
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Rights Controlled
Master and Publishing Grant
Rights
One-Stop: Master + 100% Pub Grant
Original/Cover/Public Domain
original
Country
United States - California
Description
A voice like no other. Rich full and musical thru out the 50 year span of recording this CD represents. This compilation stands out in content, performance and song. It flows from opening track to closing track. A LIFETIME TRIUMPH!!!
Notes
This CD covers tracks recorded over seven decades. It features at times some of the finest studio players in LA, Nashville and Houston Tx. Their names might not be known to the general public but those familiar with the recording biz in those areas will know these names. The great Rockabilly guitar legend Joey Long(All that Glitters & Please Be Sincere), Award winning steel guitiar playerJay Dee Maness (Don't & Good Looking Blues Song) former Byrd member Herb Pederson rhytmn guitar & b.g.vocals (Don't & Good Looking Blues Song), the great lead guitar player barely out of hi school Greg Leitz (Don't & Good Looking Blues Song), Boy Howdy's Cary Park lead guitar on (Rocking Love & The Soldier) and all the way back to 1959 Kenny Rogers plays bass on (Please Be Sincere)
& All that Glitters). Buddy Hyatt and his Nashville players work in the classic "The Soldier." Please Be Sincere and Glitter were both recorded in 1959 when multi track recording was in its infancy. These tracks were all recorded at the time in the best available studios with the best players around. All of the songs were written by Chuck Cashmere with the exception of Please Be Sincere & All that Glitters which were written by the legendary Ray Doggett.
The one obvious is the consistent quality of the the songwriter singer. His voice remains pure and true thru out the tracks but obviously out of the commercial mainstream. This is another CD of quality studio imput from the independnet boutique music scene. It's musical, lyrical, and listenable without being over
produced or under served. If you like good voices, and good songs, you'll be more than comfortable here.
& All that Glitters). Buddy Hyatt and his Nashville players work in the classic "The Soldier." Please Be Sincere and Glitter were both recorded in 1959 when multi track recording was in its infancy. These tracks were all recorded at the time in the best available studios with the best players around. All of the songs were written by Chuck Cashmere with the exception of Please Be Sincere & All that Glitters which were written by the legendary Ray Doggett.
The one obvious is the consistent quality of the the songwriter singer. His voice remains pure and true thru out the tracks but obviously out of the commercial mainstream. This is another CD of quality studio imput from the independnet boutique music scene. It's musical, lyrical, and listenable without being over
produced or under served. If you like good voices, and good songs, you'll be more than comfortable here.
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