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Karen Peris - voce solista; Michael Landau - chitarra elettrica; Mac Gayden - chitarra slide; Pat Donaldson - basso; David Kemper - batteria; One Kiss. John Hiatt - voce solista, chitarra ritmica elettrica, accompagnamento vocale; Michael Landau - chitarra solista; Wix - sintetizzatori; Pat Donaldson - basso; Ethan Johns - batteria ...
Steve Brown. Website. www .theinnocencemission .com. The Innocence Mission is an American indie folk band formed in Lancaster, Pennsylvania in 1986. The band is composed of Karen Peris (née McCullough), her husband (and fellow guitarist) Don Peris, and Mike Bitts (on bass guitar). Although all members of the band have contributed to their ...
LP – JOHN HIATT: Stolen Moments (1990) Vocals, guitars: John Hiatt Vocals: Karen Peris Electric guitar: Michael Landau Slide guitar: Mac Gayden Bass: Pat Donaldson Drums: David Kemper Percussion: Ethan Johns
5 giu 2020 · Queda el reposado country-rock "Through your hands" que canta junto a Karen Peris, voz de la banda de country folk alternativo The Innocence Mission. Con "Stolen moments", Hiatt cierra el círculo rebosando felicidad y refulgiendo luz, ¿quién dijo que el arte gana en las desgracias y tristezas?.
11 lug 2018 · KAREN: Oh, that’s very nice of you. The time of working on songs is much longer, a few years, compared to a few months making the cover and things and then the animated videos. I enjoy doing those visual things very much. I like making things in general, so I’m often sewing or knitting in spare moments.
Just before the June 29, 2018 release of The Innocence Mission's tenth album, Sun on the Square, Peris spoke with Songfacts about her songwriting process and a handful of the group's songs, including the track "Green Bus." Amanda Flinner (Songfacts): You've described how each of your albums is a sort of snapshot of a significant moment in your ...
He's filled Stolen Moments with songs that he likes to refer to as "those darn love songs" (the way he describes "Real Fine Love"). Other songs, like "Seven Little Indians,' are reminiscent of the Curious short stories of Raymond Carver, a favorite of Hiatt, who says, "It was inspired by my father, who was in Alaska during World War Two, and was employed by the Army.
