Staines, Bill / Second Million Miles, The
| Album: | Second Million Miles, The | Collection: | General | |
| Artist: | Staines, Bill | Added: | Aug 2005 | |
| Label: | Red House Records | |||
A-File Activity
| Add Date: | 2007-01-14 | Pull Date: | 2007-03-18 |
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| Week Ending: | Mar 11 | Feb 4 | Jan 28 | Jan 21 |
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| Airplays: | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Oct 04, 2011: | That's Not Bluegrass
So Sang The River, Louisiana Storm |
4. | Jan 28, 2007: | Sunny Side Up
Journey Home |
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| 2. | Jan 01, 2009: | Hangover Helper
The Philosopher's Song |
5. | Jan 21, 2007: | Sunny Side Up
When I Hear The Music Play |
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| 3. | Mar 04, 2007: | Sunny Side Up
Autumn Waltz |
6. | Jan 18, 2007: | Radio Experiment #1
Dear Friend |
Album Review
Craig Matsumoto
Reviewed 2007-01-09
Reviewed 2007-01-09
Folk music, gentle and old-fashioned, with a earnest mid-range male vocal. Mellow songs, full of that sentimental yearning, and painted with fairly slick production (as opposed to a DIY singer/ songwriter sound). Clean harmonies and lots of acoustic steel strings. This is a collection of remasters spanning 1989 to 2005. FCC clean.
1- Pleasant, catchy. Upbeat tempo.
2- Mid/slow
3- Midtempo, sad but soaring, w/electric guitar and strings
4- Duet w/fem.vocal, soft and midtempo
5- Pleasant storybook song; innocent wonder
6- Instrumental, slowish sweet violin/piano
7- Sad country heartbreak, midtempo
8- Upbeat, strong beat. Louisiana flood lyrics written in 1989
9- Gently rocking, gets a bit overdone
10- Classical-ish piano in folky time, plus string quartet
11- Fast-patter Western feel. "How-de-dow-de-diddle-um-day" chorus
12- Lightly dancing piano piece. Title refers to an old seaplane, named for the Inuit word for "one who flies."
13- Irish sounding, upbeat mid/fast but gentle
14- Strong upbeat folky, a tribute to big rivers
15- Midtempo, mellow, sad
16- Soft, fairly fast. Low-key and whimsical.
17- Cheesy synth ugh, otherwise slow/simple song
1- Pleasant, catchy. Upbeat tempo.
2- Mid/slow
3- Midtempo, sad but soaring, w/electric guitar and strings
4- Duet w/fem.vocal, soft and midtempo
5- Pleasant storybook song; innocent wonder
6- Instrumental, slowish sweet violin/piano
7- Sad country heartbreak, midtempo
8- Upbeat, strong beat. Louisiana flood lyrics written in 1989
9- Gently rocking, gets a bit overdone
10- Classical-ish piano in folky time, plus string quartet
11- Fast-patter Western feel. "How-de-dow-de-diddle-um-day" chorus
12- Lightly dancing piano piece. Title refers to an old seaplane, named for the Inuit word for "one who flies."
13- Irish sounding, upbeat mid/fast but gentle
14- Strong upbeat folky, a tribute to big rivers
15- Midtempo, mellow, sad
16- Soft, fairly fast. Low-key and whimsical.
17- Cheesy synth ugh, otherwise slow/simple song
Track Listing