Scott_McKeon-Trouble-(Advance)-2010-SiRE

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SiRE

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81,89 MB

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Date

2010-03-24

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Artist:   Scott McKeon
Title:    Trouble
Label:    Provogue Records
Genre:    Indie
Bitrate:  201kbit av.
Time:     00:56:45
Size:     85.86 mb
Rip Date: 2010-03-24
Str Date: 2010-03-29

01. The Girl                                                      3:54
02. I Can Tell                                                    4:01
03. Trouble                                                       3:56
04. Scarecrow                                                     5:26
05. Talk To Me (Feat. David Ryan Harris)                          5:13
06. Broken Man                                                    3:42
07. All That We Were                                              8:22
08. Capture Me                                                    4:44
09. So Much More                                                  4:43
10. Giving Me The Blues                                           4:11
11. What I've Become                                              4:34
12. Home                                                          3:59

Release Notes:

Scott McKeon first picked up a guitar at the age of four and has
devoted himself to the mastery of his craft ever since. He has already
generated praise as a rapidly emerging guitar talent. His 2007 debut
album 'Can't Take No More' received wide acclaim and earned the artist
an opening slot for Eric Clapton, John Mayer and Sheryl Crow at the
prestigious Hard Rock Calling in London's Hyde Park.

'Trouble' features 12 new songs and contributions from Robbie McIntosh,
renowned British guitarist and former member of The Pretenders. The
album also features vocals from David Ryan Harris from John Mayer's
band. Of the album, McKeon says, "With 'Trouble', i wanted to be able
to incorporate bluesy guitar soloing into a more soulful rock
environment. I also wanted to be more disciplined with the tunes to
move them from a riff-based style into proper songs. I feel this album
is more balanced but still allows me the chance to cut loose."

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