Track Listings
| 1. A Postcard From the Road | ||
| 2. The Lady and the Song | ||
| 3. Incognito | ||
| 4. Running Into the Night | ||
| 5. Back Where I Started From |
Editorial Reviews
About the Artist
Bob McParland is a singer-songwriter and author. He is joined on this album by Mike Baron (drums) who has returned from nearly a decade of work on cruise lines in the Pacific, Pat Gallagher (guitar) a capable singer-songwriter in his own right, and Paul Moran (guitar/vocals) who performs with the band Sun Don't Lie. Additional vocal contributions come from Paul Ferraro, Linda Mayers, and Ryan Kipp.
Album Description
This vocal charged, up-tempo folk-pop album from singer-songwriter Bob McParland includes a full band and vocal arrangements. The album moves from a gospel sounding group vocal (Peter Paul and Mary meet the Mamas and Papas)through the guitar innovations of Paul Moran, to the edgier pop sounding Incognito, and Running Into the Night, concerning an urban set lover's quarrel ending in tragedy. The album ends on a humorous note: did you ever have one of those days when everything in your life just seems to be repeating over and over? Mike Baron (drums, Pat Gallagher (bass), and Paul Moran (guitar) join Bob McParland (guitar/vocal) to create some interesting musical textures. Paul Ferraro, Linda Mayers, and Ryan Kipp join Bob in singing. A Postcard from the Road was produced by Paul Moran.
A Postcard From the Road, Music, Bob McParland
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A Postcard From the Road
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ASIN: B000066HOL Release Date: 2001-09-01 |
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Album Description
This vocal charged, up-tempo folk-pop album from singer-songwriter Bob McParland includes a full band and vocal arrangements. The album moves from a gospel sounding group vocal (Peter Paul and Mary meet the Mamas and Papas)through the guitar innovations of Paul Moran, to the edgier pop sounding Incognito, and Running Into the Night, concerning an urban set lover's quarrel ending in tragedy. The album ends on a humorous note: did you ever have one of those days when everything in your life just seems to be repeating over and over? Mike Baron (drums, Pat Gallagher (bass), and Paul Moran (guitar) join Bob McParland (guitar/vocal) to create some interesting musical textures. Paul Ferraro, Linda Mayers, and Ryan Kipp join Bob in singing. A Postcard from the Road was produced by Paul Moran.Music Album:
