Wishing Well
Finest Grain
Performed By
Finest Grain
Album UPC
636561123454
CD Baby Track ID
1227163
Label
Utility Room Records
Released
2005-01-01
BPM
116
Rated
0
ISRC
uscgh0553481
Year
2005
Spotify Plays
19
Writers
Writer
sean jackson, kent vernon
Pub Co
utility room publishing
Composer
sean jackson, kent vernon
ClearanceFacebook Sync License,Traditional Sync,YouTube Sync ServiceEasy Clear
Rights Controlled
Master
Rights
Easy Clear: Master
Original/Cover/Public Domain
original
Country
United States - Indiana
Description
Singer songwriter meets riff driven indie rock with memorable melodies and poignant lyrics.
Notes
Bio
Based in Indianapolis, Sean Jackson and Kent Vernon have been playing rock-n-roll music in Indiana and the
surrounding states for more than 15 years. After cutting their chops in the '90s with popular cover bands such as The Housemarys, Situation Grey and Myrllen's Coat, they teamed up in a band called Dooga La Brown and released one CD. Since then, Sean and Kent, along with a few friends, have been recording songs under the name Finest Grain. Layered melodies and poignant lyrics combined with Sean and Kent's true appreciation for a good song, make their tunes stand out in the realm of progressive rock.
As a live act, Sean and Kent play acoustic versions of their original material along with some of their favorite cover songs. Their years of experience, dry wit and singer-songwriter
sound make their shows memorable and addicting. Many of their songs have found their way onto compilation albums like Live from Bloomington, the IndyMP3 project, and even Musician Magazine's Best Unsigned Bands release. Others have helped sell beer and have been sought for independent films. The new Finest Grain CD is titled "One More Shot." Sean and Kent continue to make noise, play loud guitars and invite friends over to hit things in the studio.
Reviews
The song "Surprise Enemy" was included on the 2004 Indianapolis Music.net MP3 compilation CD.
Nuvo Newsweekly said Sean and Kent have a "knack for a hook and a melody. All of these tunes stick in your head after a few listenings..."
"This hardworking Indianapolis band has been building a growing audience for itself with its heartfelt, tuneful rock."
The song "Don't Even" made Sean and the Housemarys one of twelve in Musician Magazine's Best Unsigned Bands of 1998 and earned them a spot in Toronto's NXNE Music Festival.
MTV Online said the Housemarys' Antibus release was, "...alternative rock at its best..."
bc magazine said, "The strength of Jackson's vocals paired with a true respect for the craft of songwriting is what sets them apart."
The song "Last Time" was featured on the 1996 Live from Bloomington release.
The song "You and Me and War and Tea" was featured on the 1998 Live from Bloomington release.
The song "Finest Grain" was nominated for Best Song in The Coyote Video Music Awards in Louisville, KY.
Based in Indianapolis, Sean Jackson and Kent Vernon have been playing rock-n-roll music in Indiana and the
surrounding states for more than 15 years. After cutting their chops in the '90s with popular cover bands such as The Housemarys, Situation Grey and Myrllen's Coat, they teamed up in a band called Dooga La Brown and released one CD. Since then, Sean and Kent, along with a few friends, have been recording songs under the name Finest Grain. Layered melodies and poignant lyrics combined with Sean and Kent's true appreciation for a good song, make their tunes stand out in the realm of progressive rock.
As a live act, Sean and Kent play acoustic versions of their original material along with some of their favorite cover songs. Their years of experience, dry wit and singer-songwriter
sound make their shows memorable and addicting. Many of their songs have found their way onto compilation albums like Live from Bloomington, the IndyMP3 project, and even Musician Magazine's Best Unsigned Bands release. Others have helped sell beer and have been sought for independent films. The new Finest Grain CD is titled "One More Shot." Sean and Kent continue to make noise, play loud guitars and invite friends over to hit things in the studio.
Reviews
The song "Surprise Enemy" was included on the 2004 Indianapolis Music.net MP3 compilation CD.
Nuvo Newsweekly said Sean and Kent have a "knack for a hook and a melody. All of these tunes stick in your head after a few listenings..."
"This hardworking Indianapolis band has been building a growing audience for itself with its heartfelt, tuneful rock."
The song "Don't Even" made Sean and the Housemarys one of twelve in Musician Magazine's Best Unsigned Bands of 1998 and earned them a spot in Toronto's NXNE Music Festival.
MTV Online said the Housemarys' Antibus release was, "...alternative rock at its best..."
bc magazine said, "The strength of Jackson's vocals paired with a true respect for the craft of songwriting is what sets them apart."
The song "Last Time" was featured on the 1996 Live from Bloomington release.
The song "You and Me and War and Tea" was featured on the 1998 Live from Bloomington release.
The song "Finest Grain" was nominated for Best Song in The Coyote Video Music Awards in Louisville, KY.
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