Dan Merrill - Revolution

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Number of Discs
1
Release Date
01/20/2009
Artist
Dan Merrill
Format
CD / Album
Label / Studio
CD Baby

Revolution Dan Merrill ZMG/Kenneport Records ZK 52783-1 1996 The first solo CD from singer/songwriter Dan Merrill. Recorded in Nashville and produced by Michael Corbett, Revolution reveals the early potential of this award winning singer and songwriter. This strong freshman release followed Dan's winning of the "Newfolk" songwriters award at the Kerrville Folk Festival in Texas in 1995.( It contains the two songs which garnered that performance and award: Katherine and I'll Get There). Dan would later in his career be awarded the Male Vocalist of the Year by the worlds largest independent music organization, JPF, in 2006 . Hold Me [Like a Lover] would later be re-recorded by the group Simon Apple (with Dan singing) and climb to #10 on the adult contemporary radio charts- as recorded by FMQB in Dec of 2005. Revolution features: Dan Merrill: Vocals, Acoustic and Electric Guitars Michael Corbett: Keyboards, Percussion, Programming, Drums Al Boomer: Drums Don Kerce: Bass Barney Martin, Brian Johnson: Backing Vocals Nick Nguyen: Guitar Solo on Sad Affair Studios : The House of David- Nashville, TN Sound Vortex- Nashville TN The Green Room- Harrisburg, PA Studio Dual- Cape Elizabeth, Maine Studio 19 Portland- Maine Blacksmith Studios- Nashville, TN Mastering: Disc Mastering- Nashville, TN Independent Audio- Portland, Maine.

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1) Revolution
2) I'll Get There
3) Hold Me (Like a Lover)
4) Lot of Hope
5) Katherine
6) Fall
7) Sad Affair
8) It's My Life
9) Referee
10) Money Money
11) What a Time That Was

Album
Revolution
Main Format
CD
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