Gage Albright
I am a guitarist, drummer, vocalist, bassist, and keyboardist. I also write my own music, some of which you can hear on this website. I have been playing semi
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joker part one joker part one
when first unto this country when first unto this country
spyder spyder
Shakespeare Summer Day shredmores version Shakespeare Summer Day shredmores version
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I am a guitarist/drummer/songwriter/singer/bassist/keyboardist based in Duxbury, MA.Band/artist history
I took piano lessons starting in elementary school. I wrote my first songs in middle school. I joined my first band during high school in Massachusetts, playing drums in Pavlov's Dogs. During college at the University of Wisconsin-Madison I played drums in a jazzy electronica fusion group called Electric Happy Hour, and I also played guitar in a R+B/afrobeat band called NO I. I moved to Tempe, Arizona in fall 2003 where I played in Elvie Jo, V and the Sexpots, and Prom Kings of Neptune. In 2007 I was hired for my first professional gig - playing rhythm and lead guitar for r+b cover band Fatal Attraction (www.fatalattractionband.com). In February 2009 I moved to Duxbury, MA and started playing guitar with Jeff Hilliard, Mudwrestlin, and Chowda.Have you performed in front of an audience?I love playing live. I co-host an open mic at Frankie D's in Kingston every Wednesday night, stop by and come jam with me!
Your musical influences
I love all sorts of music, and I'm sure all of it has influenced me to some degree. Some of my biggest influences are Grateful Dead, Townes Van Zandt, The Band, Bob Dylan, Pavement, Miles Davis, Fela Kuti, Ice-T, and Van Halen.What equipment do you use?
1970's Takamine F360s Acoustic Guitar, 1988 Fender Stratocaster w/ Kahler locking tremolo, 1991 Les Paul Studio, Hohner GT3 electric guitar, Roland TD-3 electronic drum kit, acoustic drumset, Farfisa organ. Ibanez rg 350 electric guitar, Kustom Tube 12 guitar amp, Fender Bronco bass, 1990's Fender Bassman bass amp w/ 15" speaker, acoustic piano, Yamaha keyboard, digitech jamman looping pedal, Peavey 4 channel 100 watt PA.
Duxbury, MA
USA
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128812
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Comments (2)
What up buddy. I got a chance to listen to your songs. We have different styles but I really enjoyed your tunes.
Morning Maiden and if you wanna be.....were great folky type songs. I really liked the guitar work in and around the fills during the chorus.
Great message and lyrics in turnaround and the drum work in Shakespeare made the song what it is.
I would have liked to get some harmony vocal work on See 4 Miles...but it's all good cuz the lead guitar gave alot of life to the tune.
I found you by searching for people in Az. I have played down at Yucca once or twice but like going down to Undici Undici more. You should hit it up one time, every monday and wednesday night starting at about 7.
Anyways, Cool sh*** and keep me posted on any new material or if you know of something musical going on in the valley, hit me up.....peace bro.
Love finding folks like yourself on Soundclick. See for Miles is a very cool tune. Really like the percusion work..I detect a slight Along the Watch Tower influence..Rock on,
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