Shannon & The Clams- Gone By the Dawn (CD)
The American West. America’s America. It was here in three very different worlds that Shannon and the Clams were spawned. From the dark redwood forests of Oregon emerged Cody Blanchard: singer and guitarist. The dusty walnut orchards and vineyards of northern California gave us Shannon Shaw: singer and bassist. Out of the lonely dunes of California’s central coast shambled Nate Mayhem: drummer and keys. These three talented visual artists were drawn separately to Oakland, California and it was there that the Clams began playing house parties and grimy clubs. The band was forged in the anachronistic remote communities of the west, in some strange mixture of computer show and country fair; their music is some odd alloy of The Last Picture Show and The Decline of Western Civilization.
Tracklist:
- I Will Miss the Jasmine
- My Man
- Point of Being Right
- How Long
- Baby Blue
- It's Too Late
- Gone by the Dawn
- Corvette
- Telling Myself
- The Bog
- Knock 'em Dead
- The Burl
- You Let Me Rust
The American West. America’s America. It was here in three very different worlds that Shannon and the Clams were spawned. From the dark redwood forests of Oregon emerged Cody Blanchard: singer and guitarist. The dusty walnut orchards and vineyards of northern California gave us Shannon Shaw: singer and bassist. Out of the lonely dunes of California’s central coast shambled Nate Mayhem: drummer and keys. These three talented visual artists were drawn separately to Oakland, California and it was there that the Clams began playing house parties and grimy clubs. The band was forged in the anachronistic remote communities of the west, in some strange mixture of computer show and country fair; their music is some odd alloy of The Last Picture Show and The Decline of Western Civilization.
Tracklist:
- I Will Miss the Jasmine
- My Man
- Point of Being Right
- How Long
- Baby Blue
- It's Too Late
- Gone by the Dawn
- Corvette
- Telling Myself
- The Bog
- Knock 'em Dead
- The Burl
- You Let Me Rust