That could be Billie to my ears if I weren't told otherwise (or hearing acoustic guitars, of course).Do I hear a bit of Billie Holiday or Bessie Smith?
I stand corrected. It was the first LP that made it to the Brantford Ontario record store-which at that time was the centre of the universe.New Day Rising was actually their fourth album, but who's counting. ;)
Oy. I was the double bassist in Houndstooth with Gary Cherone as vocalist in 1996 (post Extreme). We did one gig and one recording session. The gig was the Dicks, Dykes and Fairies Ball in June 1996 at some big club in the Fenway area of Boston (don't remember the name; FTW!). He grew up in a typical Italian home with Frank Sinatra as a hero and we did Frank tunes with a big ole edge. We absolutely nailed it. My 15 minutes. But wait...we did a recording session at Sound Techniques a few days later and laid down a solid, massively swinging jazz version of Dream On (I shit you not). We were to play the opening of the Hard Rock in Boston with Aerosmith and then Gary got a call from some guy named Eddie.So was that before Gary Cherone joined?
Always thought this guy had good pipes. Loved his Queen tribute stuff.Oy. I was the double bassist in Houndstooth with Gary Cherone as vocalist in 1996 (post Extreme).