EPISODE · Aug 1, 2007 · 2 MIN
Telling Lies by Junebug. From 'Go Forth' Album AKA Fourth (2007) Indie Power Pop
from Junebug The Band · host Junebug The Band
Telling Lies (from our Americana - Country, Rock, Blues & Folk Compilation Album, 2016). Influences on this track: Van Morrison, Gorky's Zygotic Mynci, Creedence Clearwater Revival. Available to Buy on CD or digital download (MP3), this is a new 2016 Americana compilation album featuring Junebug songs which are in the aforementioned style of music. Amerciana music merges rock music with country, folk and blues. The songs are generally mid-tempo, melodic and catchy, with lots of harmonies. The guitars either jangle or strum, with occasional disciplined solos. The Amerciana (Country, Blues, Folk & Rock) influences on these songs were bands / artists such as Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Bob Dylan, The Beach Boys & Van Dyke Parks, John Lee Hooker, Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Eagles, The Doors, Bert Jansch, Nick Drake, Neil Young, John Martyn, Gram Parsons / Flying Burrito Bros, Tim Hardin, The Band, Neil Young & Wilco. The songs were recorded using musical instruments such as Vox Jaguar Organ, Hammond Organ, Philips Philicorda Organ, Mellotron Strings & Flutes, Korg Micropreset M500 Monosynth, Logan String Melody Synthesizer, Hohner Pianet T Electric Piano, EMU Vintage Keys Module, Various Soundfonts (used with a Creative Soundcard). Peavey Spectrum Organ Module, Vibraphone. Guitars / Basses: Fender USA Stratocaster, Tokai Telecaster (early 80's), Tokai Hardpuncher Bass (80's), Pearl Export 1985 Drum Kit. Guitar Amps: Fender Blues Deluxe, Musicman 1x12, 2x12, WEM Clubman, Dominator, Vox AC50, Bass Amp: Ampeg B100R. Recorder: Fostex D80, D160, Boss B1600CD. Mixers: Spirit FX8, FX16. Effects: Joe Meek Compressor VC3Q & C2, Boss Spring Reverb, Court 70's EQ.
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Telling Lies by Junebug. From 'Go Forth' Album AKA Fourth (2007) Indie Power Pop
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