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Latest albums from Dave Reece
Latest albums from Dave Reece are available through downloads worldwide including iTunes, Napster, Sony Connect, 7digital and Amazon.
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EGGY
Eggy by Eric Liddle. Three of the four tracks on the ‘Eggy’ EP are written and played by Eric with the assistance of Dave Reece. They are ‘Pease Pudding’ a Rock song, ‘Fat ol’ Mouse’ to the beat of a classic Rock ‘N’ Roll song, and ‘Living in Saudi Arabia’ a Pop song. Eric also plays a cover of ‘Hurt’ as a tribute to Johnny Cash. The EP is available through downloads worldwide including iTunes, Napster, Sony Connect, 7digital and Amazon.
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Clown for the Day
The album contains 10 tracks. From the Rocky opening track ‘Chance On Me’ to the soul searching title track ‘Clown For the Day’. The Western Swing influence of ‘She Don’t Call You By Name’, the classic Country feel of tracks like ‘A Man Who’ and ‘Tears In My Breakfast’. The album shows Dave’s influences and captures his ability at playing both slide guitar and lap steel guitar. The album is available through downloads worldwide including iTunes, Napster, Sony Connect, 7digital and Amazon.
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Sands of Kitty Hawk
The album contains 14 tracks. From the Rock & Roll pounding of the albums opening track to the emotion filled ‘No more airport goodbyes'. The harmonized guitars of ‘Gipsy Blood' and the Tex-Mex feel of ‘Spanish Land'. The album shows Dave Reece's influences and mastery of wide range of styles as well as his ability to capture every mood. The album is available through downloads worldwide including iTunes, Napster, Sony Connect, 7digital and Amazon.
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Shave and a haircut - two bits
The album has captured the essence of some of Dave Reece's earliest influences. Recorded on a basic four track machine the album kicks off with a stomping tribute to John Lee Hooker. The album features Dave Reece playing slide guitar for the first time on an album. There are 15 tracks on the album with all but 3 being original songs. Dave pays tribute to Muddy Waters by including his ‘Who's gonna be your sweet man when I'm gone', and Blind Willie McTell's 'Statesboro Blues' gets an outing as does an instrumental version of ‘Pony Boy' that was also covered by the Allman Brothers Band . |
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Drive your thunderbird
The ‘Drive Your Thunderbird' EP was recorded live one crazy day (and night) in the studio. The EP kicks of with the Rocking Title track 'Drive your Thunderbird' and also captures Dave Reece in a more reflective mood as he guides the band through the Dylanesque ‘Devil and the Hurricane' and ‘Endless Saturday Nights' before finishing off with the rousing ‘The One That Got Away'. |
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Hearts of Fire
The album was a collection of songs that launched Dave Reece as a solo artist. Ten songs written and mainly performed by Dave with a little help from friends featuring the subtle changes in ‘All The Heroes' a solo acoustic rendition of ‘Golden Gates' and finishing with the lovely twin guitars play out (both played by Dave) on ‘Love Coloured Dreams'. |
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