Gardener (Screaming Trees, Seaweed) - New Dawning Time, 1999, MP3 (tracks), 320 kbps

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Gardener - New Dawning Time



Жанр: indie
Год выпуска: 1999
Страна: USA
Аудио кодек: MP3
Тип рипа: tracks
Битрейт аудио: 320 kbps
Продолжительность: 00:38:01
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Трэклист:
01 - Tamed [04:07]
02 - New Dawning Time [03:14]
03 - Backseat [03:57]
04 - Shakedown Cruise [03:07]
05 - Outside Looking In [03:07]
06 - (You Wear The) Raincoat [03:34]
07 - Canyon [04:11]
08 - Quay [01:51]
09 - End Up That Way [03:00]
10 - Struggle With Sickness [03:11]
11 - Come Again [04:14]
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01 - Tamed
Bass – Van Conner
Drums – Pat Conner
Flute – Paloma Huerta
Trombone – Paul Thunstrom
Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar – Aaron Stauffer
Written-By – Aaron Stauffer, Paloma Huerta

02 - New Dawning Time
Bass – Adrian Makins
Drums – Pat Conner
Electric Guitar [Wah Electric Guitar] – Van Conner
Vocals – Iana Porter
Vocals, Sitar [Sargent Electric Sitar] – Aaron Stauffer
Written-By – Aaron Stauffer, Van Conner

03 - Backseat
Bass – Van Conner
Drums – Alan Cage, Pat Conner
Vocals, Guitar – Aaron Stauffer
Written-By – Aaron Stauffer

04 - Shakedown Cruise
Drums – Alan Cage
Flute – Paloma Huerta
Slide Guitar – Adrian Makins
Vocals, Acoustic Guitar – Aaron Stauffer
Written-By – Aaron Stauffer

05 - Outside Looking In
Bass – John Atkins
Drums – Alan Cage
Electric Guitar – Clint Werner
Sitar [Sargent Electric Sitar], Drums, Electric Guitar – Van Conner
Vocals – Aaron Stauffer
Written-By – Aaron Stauffer, Clint Werner

06 - (You Wear The) Raincoat
Bass, Organ – Van Conner
Bongos – Sean Hollister
Drums – Alan Cage, Pat Conner
Electric Guitar – Adrian Makins
Electric Guitar, Vocals – Aaron Stauffer
Written-By – Aaron Stauffer

07 - Canyon
12-String Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar – Van Conner
Drums – Pat Conner
Sitar [Electric Sitar], Bass – Adrian Makins
Vocals – Aaron Stauffer, Iana Porter
Written-By – Aaron Stauffer

08 - Quay
Mellotron – Van Conner
Sitar [Sargent Sitar] – Pat Conner
Tabla – Aadip Desai
Vocals, Acoustic Guitar – Aaron Stauffer
Vocals, Flute – Paloma Huerta
Written-By – Aaron Stauffer, Van Conner

09 - End Up That Way
Bass – Van Conner
Drums – Alan Cage, Pat Conner
Electric Guitar, Vocals – Aaron Stauffer
Trumpet – Aadip Desai
Written-By – Aaron Stauffer

10 - Struggle With Sickness
Finger Snaps [Finger Tapping] – Van Conner
Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar – Aaron Stauffer
Written-By – Aaron Stauffer

11 - Come Again
Drums – Pat Conner
Vocals – Aaron Stauffer
Vocals, 12-String Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Drums – Van Conner
Written-By – Van Conner

Credits
Artwork [Cover Art] – Ray Rice
Engineer – Wes Weresch
Mastered By – Roger Seibel
Mixed By – Aaron Stauffer, Van Conner, Wes Weresch
Photography By [Photo Of The Conners By] – Jennifer Youngblood
Producer – Van Conner
Typography [Handwriting] – Lenny Wolford

Recorded and mixed Uptone Electric, Tacoma, WA August 15-23 98
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The brainchild of Seaweed's Aaron Stauffer (vocals/guitars) and the Screaming Trees' Van Conner (guitars, keyboards, drums), Gardener's origins date back to the late '80s, when Stauffer missed a show by the Screaming Trees on his 16th birthday. He began calling the band on a regular basis, inviting them to play with him; eventually, he and the band became friends. Meanwhile, Stauffer formed Seaweed with drummer Alan Cage, bassist John Atkins, and guitarist Clint Werner.

As the Seattle scene gained worldwide prominence, Seaweed and the Trees found themselves touring together frequently. During a 1996 U.K. tour, the two groups finally collaborated, writing two songs that would appear on Gardener's 1999 debut album New Dawning Time. The new group added to their lineup when Conner recruited his brother Pat (sitar, drums) and friend Adrian Makins (bass, slide guitar).

Shortly after, Stauffer moved to North California to pursue a more rural, rugged life, penning more songs and incorporating more members – including a tabla player and a flutist – into Gardener. Their debut featured a more expansive, arranged sound than that of either the Screaming Trees or Seaweed, with flourishes of sitar, Mellotron, and flute rather than the charged rock sound of Gardener's parent bands.
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