The SolitaireOne
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play lo-fi play hi-fi  For a Life Time
play lo-fi play hi-fi  In the Words You Say
play lo-fi play hi-fi  I'd Rather Go Blind (cover)
play lo-fi play hi-fi  Turn Around
play lo-fi play hi-fi  My Girl (Cover)
play lo-fi play hi-fi  Thats How Strong My Love Is (cover)
play lo-fi play hi-fi  The Thrill Is Gone (cover)
play lo-fi play hi-fi  Around and Around (cover)
play lo-fi play hi-fi  Unchained Melody (cover)
play lo-fi play hi-fi  To Love Somebody (cover)
The SolitaireOne is primarily a one person effort. There has been a few rare collaborations with a few friends and musicians. The productions are mostly blues rock, and classic rock with a sound that is kind of throwback to the 60s. A sound meld of styles similar to those of Otis Redding, Eric Burdon and the Animals, Spencer Davis, Guess Who, and The Box Tops Chuck Berry, rolled into one.

Basically The SolitaireOne is just about writing, arranging and recording music for the fun of it. When not writing and arranging original music there are covers that The SolitaireOne does of some of the greats, like the "Around and Around by Chuck Berry, the Rolling Stones, To Love Somebody by the Bee Gees, or That's How Strong My Love Is by Otis Redding, and that big hit by BB King - "The Thrill Is Gone. The list is long. Of course like all artists this recording artist likes his stuff to get heard by others. So here on SC it's always nice to get some listens. Some of the music here on this band site is also found on a couple other internet sites, but here is where the listener gets access to the most songs done by this artist.

The history of this artist is mostly a quiet one. Started out at about age 16 playing with some in a garage band with some other kids. Ended up playing at parties now and then got a little gas money. This artist then shortly left that band and answered an ad in the local newspaper to join another rock group.

This group was just starting. A college student who played bass had placed the newpaper ad. A drummer who's father was a local disc-jockey also joined up at the same time and the singer was later replaced by a friend of the drummer who really had some great vocals. Soon this artist got another guitarist too join up and the group became known in the Spokane and Post Falls area as "The Renegades" Playing gigs in the area. The band was becoming popular in the area when like most bands internal strife took it's toll. Soon some of the band members had enough of each other and the band broke up.


























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