2009, Vapor
VINYL FORMAT. The sound of the songs on Jason Yates could come from almost any period. The free-flowing feel has elements of the best soul music from the '60s and '70s, but it's obvious this music has been made in 2009. Yates' Hammond organ has a timeless sound, full of the swells and fills that make that instrument so distinctive.
For the recording sessions, Yates knew it needed to be done at Manuel Nieto's Estudio in East Los Angeles. The music needed a certain down home place to be created, and once that place was found, it was like the last piece of the puzzle. For the musicians, he also knew whom he needed, and called on the nucleus of Mark Lightcap, Oliver Charles and Gary Mallaber to play on the sessions, with C.C. Nite on guest vocals and Marc Ford on guitar.
Jason Yates is an album that sounds like someone has taken an exciting journey to finally find their way home. It captures the soul of a man like only the best music can, and for that Yates and his listeners can be very thankful.
For the recording sessions, Yates knew it needed to be done at Manuel Nieto's Estudio in East Los Angeles. The music needed a certain down home place to be created, and once that place was found, it was like the last piece of the puzzle. For the musicians, he also knew whom he needed, and called on the nucleus of Mark Lightcap, Oliver Charles and Gary Mallaber to play on the sessions, with C.C. Nite on guest vocals and Marc Ford on guitar.
Jason Yates is an album that sounds like someone has taken an exciting journey to finally find their way home. It captures the soul of a man like only the best music can, and for that Yates and his listeners can be very thankful.
Tracklisting
Disc 1
| 1 | My Way Out |
| 2 | Nobody'so Far |
| 3 | Comin on Back |
| 4 | Paper Tents |
| 5 | I Run |
| 6 | To Reason |
| 7 | To Chance |
| 8 | Tear Drops |
| 9 | Sing for You |
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