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| Lies Adult contemporary roots rock blues jazz funk! I like the light funky groove. I love the trombone. The rhodes is super cool. I like the lead and backup vocals. The mood is groovey coolness. The lyrics are catchy and fun. I really like the New Orleans jazzy and funky vibe this song has. The production has a good natural sound. Five stars with extra credit. I dig it!!!!!!!!!! Extra Credit: Male Vocals, Female Vocals, Drums, Bass, Keyboards, Lyrics, Beat, Mood, Best Feel Good Track. Skeebo Knight Macon, Georgia November 18th, 2005 |
| Lies A smooth Jazz sound This is a smooth jazz type of song. I love this music on a Sunday morning. a little Steely Dan in this band. Extra Credit: Male Vocals, Female Vocals, Melody, Mood. Mike McGill Escondido, California November 18th, 2005 |
| Lies Uplifting This song put a smile on my face. I can't explain why exactly, maybe it was he female vocals, along side the extremly true lyrics put next to them. All in all you made an uplifting song out of a depressing subject. Extra Credit: Male Vocals, Female Vocals, Guitars, Drums, Lyrics, Melody, Beat. Matt Harman Columbia, Maryland November 17th, 2005 |
| Lies YEAH Groovey BONE!!!!! God how cool is this... running a lead bone. Groovey back vocals! They are perfect. This bone player rocks!!! Very Hot sassy licks. Lead vocals are perfect, kind of a Dire Straits vocal. Great Drumming..perfect feel. GREAT WORK.. LOVE IT. Extra Credit: Male Vocals, Female Vocals, Production, Melody, Beat, Mood, Originality. Stinky Sax Hayward, Wisconsin November 18th, 2005 |
| Lies I want your Backing singers in my band had a nice funky vibe, not too keen on the vocal style from the lead vocalist but loved the backing singers sounded great with the keyboards and horns, good production on the tune, some nice little twists as far as the chords go, nice arrangement, really enjoyed this tune i just have to get my head round the lead singer and ill love it. top stuff. ps. I want your backing singers in my band, good luck in all you do! Extra Credit: Female Vocals. Andy Taylor Lancashire, United Kingdom November 21st, 2005 |
| Lies Blues The outro was jamming. I really like the horns in this track. Keep up the good work. Extra Credit: Mood. You Genious Houston, Texas November 21st, 2005 |
| Lies live blues! Sounds like a satarday night in a club downtown. hot bass and drums are layin down the groove, these guys are smokin this is good stuff. weve got great horns, and electric piano too. they have got it all. nice jazzy rhythm guitar that keeps in its dynamic. did i mention the rythym section smokes? they have it all, great stuff. Extra Credit: Drums, Bass, Originality. Billy Moss Tacoma, Washington November 18th, 2005 |
| Lies Prime Time Lounge Listening Several cocktails into the evening and this track would force you up and onto the dance floor. Really tight sound with a lot of musical activity coming at you. After a while the melody fades away and your caught up in the percussion and bass drone. Extra Credit: Drums, Beat, Best Dance Track. Ralph Straight Largo, Florida November 18th, 2005 |
| Lies Funky ... 'Tell me no lies' Well I'll try not to ... this is a funky, infectuous, highly danceable ditty that was tailer made for the smokey or smoke-free dance halls and lounges. I know a popular local R&B band that would love to have written this song. If they could afford it I'm sure they'd license it out from you ! Who do you sound like ? Gee, I don't know but you sound pretty cool. The male vocalist has a low Tom Petty thing happening, who was heavily influenced by Bob Dylan. So he's not a great singer by any stretch but interesting enough and smart enough to surround himself with a funky groove and some sexy cool chick back-up singers. There's even a slight jazzy Steely Dan chord sequence in the 'Lie,Lie'Lies' section of the song but only a hint; nothing too 'arty' or to detract too much from the fun, funky vibe of the song. The percussionist really shines here. His tone is spot on and he's filling all the gaps so well. Then we have the muted trumpet accents which work like a charm. He sounds jazzy like he's trying to play as 'outside' as he can get away with. I can definitely relate to that. He sounds right to me. The outtro is like a long fade and yeah, it works for me too. What I'm trying to say here is if I'm in a bar drinking and these guys come on, my butt is on the f...ing dance floor and if I own the club that's as good as it gets ! Extra Credit: Drums, Production, Lyrics, Beat, Mood. Susan Lowery Missoula, Montana November 18th, 2005 |
| Lies Unique Well done song very original. The backing vocals add a nice soulful touch. The outro runs a little too long but makes for a decent jazzy segment. The music is a unique combination of different sounds; to me it sounds like Elvis Costello meets Steely Dan. Extra Credit: Production, Melody, Originality, Grooviest Rhythm. Rudy Ordonez Peoria, Illinois November 18th, 2005 |
| Lies Musicwise Its very interesting, jazzy with a little bit of funk coming through. The chorus sections with the female vocals sounded cool. The horns definitely added a lot to this piece. Extra Credit: Female Vocals. Ethan Linck Hinesburg, Vermont November 18th, 2005 |
| Lies very professional nice mellow piece. backing vocals are good. i like the piece. good work. very professional. Extra Credit: Female Vocals, Production. Michael Clark Southwest November 17th, 2005 |
| Lies good groove sounds like some desent hittin blues--watch vocals but overall good fun feelin jam--horns make a difference Extra Credit: Programming, Production, Melody, Originality. Jake Jacobs Thomson, Georgia November 17th, 2005 |
| Lies Super Smooth... and OOOOH Yeah... Who's that on the slide trombone? It's rare that a trombone is the star cat in a band. Love that organ too.. is that a Rhodes? Nice tight band, I'd definitely stop in to see y'all if our paths cross. Funky, yet modern metropolitan. Extra Credit: Beat, Mood, Grooviest Rhythm. Tommy Kib Houston, Texas November 16th, 2005 |
| Lies Cool jazz blues This song has a great jazzy feel to it. I do like the trombone playing. The backing vocals are reaaly cool and come across as being sung with real enthusiasm. I thought that this song reminded me of some Steely Dan tracks - it has a similar style of instrumentation. Cool song! Extra Credit: Female Vocals, Mood. Dave Greene Polegate, East Sussex November 16th, 2005 |
| Lies Original and smooth Nice smooth production. Nice easy feel. The back ups are very good. The song creates an original feel which is hard to do in this genre. The lead vocals are okay. Laid back feel. The trombone is cool! The litle solo is great. The outro is good. i like the call and anser effect between the lead vocals , the back ups and the the trombone. Extra Credit: Female Vocals, Originality. Brad Curtis Port Coquitlam, British Columbia November 20th, 2005 |
| Lies a blues jazzie band!!! sounds like Nazz. Nazz is the mix between jazz and blues structures knew as Nazz...the odd genre only you can listen in the latin block of some latinamerica cities, backing vocals has some spellbounded and magic sound...the band is very retro vanguard ...thats is excellent...i like how trumpet run its lines against piano...outro very short...i think some delay or reverb be implanted there... Extra Credit: Male Vocals, Keyboards, Production, Melody, Beat, Mood, Best Feel Good Track. Angelrada Macuto, Vargas, Venezuela November 19th, 2005 |
| Lies Nice big sound. This song comes right at you. The vocals and back vocals really work together. Great horn section. The guitar is pretty jazzy and sounds good. The bass is really cooking and the drummer really hits his mark. A little of Blood Sweat and Tears. This song has a real good groove. The piano, although back in the mix adds a lot to the song. Real good playing... Good production and mix and the band's performance is quite good... The outro is out of this world. Extra Credit: Female Vocals, Guitars, Drums, Bass, Keyboards, Beat, Grooviest Rhythm. Cecil Cotten Dallas, Texas November 20th, 2005 |
| Lies Now this is happenin! Fender Rhodes, Bones, and backup vocals. I am completely with you. Very nice drum set. Has got to be a small maple set. Guitarist and Rhodes are interacting and not getting in each other's way. Listen, this is not a dis' but I can see that jazz musician of the muppets singing this one. He always reminded me of Joe Cocker without such a heavy edge. Truly love this song. Had to listen again. You got me. Extra Credit: Drums, Keyboards, Lyrics, Originality. Bill Jaynes Kolonia, Micronesia November 17th, 2005 |
| Lies nice groove Nice groove set immediately by bass and drums. The mix gives everything a live spacial setting whcih is pretty effective for the genre. Overall a pretty good prodcution. Extra Credit: Female Vocals, Production. K Oliver United Kingdom November 18th, 2005 |
| Lies Back in time This song takes me back in time when blues was the scene. I definatly dig the girls doing the background vocals. I also like how ya'll end the song, with the little drum rolls then the music just stops. Keep it up Extra Credit: Female Vocals. Ben Kane West Chester, Pennsylvania November 17th, 2005 |
| Lies Mixturing! Cool song with alot of contrast, 60¥s soul backup choir vocals and damn heavy organ (how i love that hammmond sound is it?) otherwise quite jazzy blues with that bone blowing soft melodies in between the vocals. Heavy! Extra Credit: Female Vocals, Keyboards. Max Thaning Stockholm, Sweden November 17th, 2005 |
| Lies original staff! yes! you introduction to the track was very good nice trombone! the backing vocals in combination with the bone. is very smart and put you in the mood! generally the whole mood is SUPER! very live recording and super drumming sound and groove! very good! good luck guys! I can't find with who do you sound like, cause the whole blending of the backing voices with the other instruments-bone-keys, it's something maybe original!! ;) Extra Credit: Guitars, Drums. Mr. Mohji Cal, California November 17th, 2005 |
| Lies Not traditional .. This is something I am not used to, a non-traditional Blues tune. Like the female back-up voice, I can see you put a lot of work in this tune. However, not too many people may appreciate the efforts on how many different keys you threw in there. All the musicians are pro's as they all play well together. Maybe this is really over my head. If you have a chance, drop me a line and let me know what triggered this tune. I am curious. However, it is original ... Extra Credit: Originality. Rudedawg Murphy Winnipeg, Manitoba November 16th, 2005 |
| Lies blues I really like the backing vocals, the ladies singin' together. Drums sound nice too, almost jazzy in the recording style. Strikes me as a soul tune on first listen as opposed to a blues jam. I like the keyboards as a constant backing for the song. I'm not too familiar with blues music in general, except in the way it influenced rock over the last half century, but this seems to me a very pleasant track. Nice work. Extra Credit: Drums, Keyboards, Production, Mood. William Hagan Allston, Massachusetts November 16th, 2005 |
| Lies It Jams ! Jams ! Jams ! This song really needs to be listen to. Because there are alot of cool sounds that the band does. The vocal harmonies between the male vocal and the female vocals has real soul. This is a feast for your ears. It will get you up dancing. Extra Credit: Male Vocals, Female Vocals, Drums, Production, Beat. ART PAUL SCHLOSSER Monona, Wisconsin November 16th, 2005 |
| Lies Groovy stuff here!! Great bone playing. I wouldn't say that this is "Blues" but this is a nice song anyway. There are some nice jazzy chordings. Great backing vox. Melody is pretty catchy. Arrangements are done very well. Good job! Extra Credit: Male Vocals. Weez November 19th, 2005 |
| Lies good music the horns sound good and the singer is great. the music has energy. good job. Bob Toast Jensen Beach, Florida November 23rd, 2005 |
| Lies Funky Somehow this guy sounds like Randy Newman....interesting mix...I like the horns and the back-up singers....bet you guys have a great live show...lots going on... Francine Calo South Berwick, Maine November 21st, 2005 |
| Lies yeah the band sounds smooth and smoky, sounds jazzy, female vocals are cool, pretty cool, i like it. Jason Feder Chicago, Illinois November 18th, 2005 |
| Lies Acid Jazz Groovy beat nice structure. Vocals are a little bob dylan-ish. Can work in a pseudo/hipster thing. Like the horns alot. Jeff Simonson November 18th, 2005 |
| Lies Funky lounge blues jazz. Great trombones, superlative backing vocals, a nice beat. The keys are flutteting around in the background and really nice funky feel, with the very subtle guitar sounding equally sweet and together providing that incredible atmosphere. gave me that nice 60's upbeat cocktail lounge feel ala Astrud Gilberto, although the sound was no direct comparison. Outro was cool. Pretty enjoyable all in all. Pete Jorgensen Merseyside, United Kingdom November 17th, 2005 |
| Lies Jazzy Nice jazzy beat and is carried through with perfect rhythm throughtout. The production is good. Horns are a nice touch and are there just enough to create a nice groove. Good job. Keep up the good work. BLSBOY Dayton, Ohio November 17th, 2005 |
| Lies Slide the Bone You dont hear the slide trombone enough these days, and this guy has the touch. Back up vocals are sexy and hott. The vocalist sounds a little like Randy newman. outro is cool, I like this song in a big old nasty way. Harpdog Brown Vancouver, British Columbia November 16th, 2005 |
| Lies Studio 54 lives This isn't quite my style, but its definately a cool 70's vibe. The trombone is awsome. The dynamics of both the trombone & keys really keep the song in the front of your mind while listening to it. The mix is very good. This ending makes me picture a dance floor of sequen-clad dancers at studio 54 falling over eachother when the beat suddenly stops. Bill Rush Woodstock, Georgia November 16th, 2005 |