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Way Out by Sorentinos (CD, 2005)
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Product Identifiers
Record Label
Cdb, CD Baby
UPC
0837101020633
eBay Product ID (ePID)
24046046580
Product Key Features
Release Year
2005
Format
CD
Genre
Rock
Artist
The Sorentinos
Release Title
Way Out
Dimensions
Item Weight
0.21 lb
Additional Product Features
Number of Tracks
16
Number of Discs
1
Tracks
Saving Grace, Black Leather Jacket, Uniform, Somebody, Dreaming BB King, Spark, British Blues, Hold Me Close, The Moon, What Would I Do, Up Ani't Worth the Down, Gone in Nine, List of Things, Down, Guinness, Meet My Maker
Notes
This is The Sorentinos 8th CD Recorded in London and California in 2003-2004 please see thesorentinos.com for more info,thanks! "Way Out" celebrates The Sorentinos long awaited return....of sorts. Four years has passed since The Major Label release "The End Of The Day" and much has happened in between. While on tour in England and driving back from The North for the two last London shows, news of "9/11" was received. The TV monitoring began and perspective was emphatically put in place. The Borderline show on 9/12 was a good but emotionally tempered set. The 12 Bar Club finale on Friday the 13th rocked hard from frustration. The trip home to America was fraught with uncertainty even to get a flight as the US airspace was closed.. Time passed. Danny Sorentino in a blast of creativity released the internet only "So Low" solo album and recorded a couple Christmas singles. Long-time bass player Rob Ruiz's announced band retirement which was responded quickly by Danny Sorentino recording and releasing "Four Chord Wonders" under his own name. New rhythm section team of bassist Kent Fossgreen and drummer Kenny Susan added to backbone guitarist Steve Lee's and Danny's unswerving commitment to the music. This time around focus centered around the more humorous as well as poignant side of life. Not long after, Rob realised the error of his ways and resumed the position as it were. Rob's fresh new contribution and energy was to instigate the 2003's "Love And Haight" retrospective as he is always looking backwards anyway. Danny succumbed to the idea as he usually never looks back. So many songs and so little time. Another London trip became the seeds for fresh new Sorentinos recordings there. 20 tracks were recorded in 2 days which many of which made the final cut on "Way Out ‡". Certainly heroic in intent. "Way Out" turned into several pastiches that pay homage to the band's numerous influences from British blues to New York angst to West Coast hippie-dom. You could probably call it from Coast to Coast to Coast and everything in between past present and future. More punishment is expected as The Sorentinos please those who know and expect those who know....to grow. Danny Sorentino's observations of "life as it happens" through songwriting has continued to be the strength and dialogue which brings fans into "the world according to Sorentino". A world which, remarkably mirrors everyone else's - the same joys, hopes, frustrations and downright confusion we all go through; like it or not. But once you're in....you're in for good. Danny adds, 'I have always thought of myself as a writer first and a musician second. The music is the method I use to deliver the message and hopefully with ever year that goes by, I get a little better at delivering the message'. Current Sorentino members Rob Ruiz on bass, Kenny Susan on drums and background vocals and Russ Kerger on keyboards, the inimitable Howard Vatcher (currently unfired from fired many times) on guitar and longstanding AWOL in London Steve Lee on guitar. The San Francisco Bay Area band has remained on a steady course -- a potent mixture of guitar based musical influences ranging from the Beatles and Rolling Stones to Tom Petty, Bob Dylan and Neil Young to actually combine into something uniquely Danny's own. Simple, straightforward lyrics relating universal feelings in a timeless manner. All the goodness without the fat - nothing wrong with that -- neatly wrapped in a tidy value-for-money package. For many it seems that classic rock songs are back. "The End Of The Day" (2001) was a coming together of sorts and seventh album in a string of acclaimed releases by The Sorentinos on The Major Label as many Sorentino members from all the years participated in the making. The album was voted Top 10 Best Album from fans' votes on Americana-UK.com, Netrhythms.co.UK Chief Editor Sue Cavendish's Top Album Of The Year and heralded in many others throughout America and Europe distributed by Eva
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