Daniel Romano - Workin' for the Music Man - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Workin' For The Music Man is the first solo album from Daniel Romano, following the break up of his much loved band Attack in Black and the exploration of folk music conducted with the Daniel, Fred, and Julie collaboration. Here he draws on the music he'd heard and loved since childhood, the country music of Hank Williams and George Jones and the folk ballads that his parents had played around the kitchen table, to create a warm, big-hearted, and personal sound. Matching method to content, Daniel recorded himself in his own 2Inch 16 track studio using only his own instrumentation and select contributions from family and friends. And if he sings with humor of the corrupting influence of the music business or of troubled love, it's just to say that a great artist won't be tied down by expectations, management, or bad contracts, he'll always find a way to sing himself loose. Workin' For The Music Man is that nearly perfect, rare document an artist discovering the full scope of his abilities as a songwriter, performer, and producer, and in the process discovering his true voice. Album Tracks 1. Workin' for the Music Man 2. Missing Wind 3. A Losing Song 4. On the Night 5. So Free 6. She Was the World to Me 7. Poor Girls of Ontario 8. Your Hands 9. My Greatest Mistake 10. Joseph Arthur 11. Workin' for the Music Man Pt. 2