ARTIST: Brady Harris
TITLE: North Hollywood Skyline
LABEL: Lampshade Records
GENRE: Rock
TIME: 49:10 min
SIZE:  73,1 MB
RIP DATE: Jul-13-2006
RELEASE DATE: Jul-12-2006
WEBSITE: n/a

Track List:

01. Get The Losers Out                         04:21
02. Sweetheart of The Rodeo                    05:12
03. Bottom of The Bottle                       04:58
04. Westward Heaven                            03:39
05. Come Along & Thrill Us                     03:47
06. Seaway,seaside                             01:47
07. We're Alt.Country (& Yer Not)              02:03
08. North Hollywood Skyline                    03:41
09. Charade                                    05:19
10. Seaway,seaside (Reprise)                   01:06
11. Wish I Knew                                04:59
12. Names                                      03:51
13. Surf Bum                                   04:27

Release Notes:

"North Hollywood Skyline" is the follow-up to
Brady's 2003 critically acclaimed release "Lone
Star".

Press samples for "Lone Star":

The Texas-bred, Los Angeles based Harris goes on a
highly-rewarding musical trip through Beatlesesque
pop-rock and singer-songwriter intimacy.
–Michael Berick, NO DEPRESSION MAGAZINE

One of the strongest roots-pop releases we`ve heard
not only in 2003 but in the last few years.
-NOT LAME RECORDS

More evidence that it's what's lurking beneath the
radar that's really important, Brady Harris -
following the familiar career trajectory of starving
busker (in London and Paris), accidental recordings,
critical acclaim (not the least of which came at the
NxNW conference in '99) impressive underground
success ($5000 from MP3.com) and still no major
label deal - has just released his third album,
recorded at home with the assistance of a $500 Shure
microphone he won for his roots-grass version of
Motorhead's 'Ace Of Spades'. Intrigued? Good, for
mere words can never do him justice. Ignore, then,
the fact that Harris' voice bears comparisons with
John Lennon; ignore the fact that he creates a
beguiling brand of alt. power country pop, something
like Peter Bruntnell massaging Big Star; ignore the
fact that Harris can take on Joe Pernice in his own
back yard and win. Ignore these words, let your ears
do the judging, and you're left wondering where this
California-dwelling Texan has been hiding all your
life.

-Michael Ornadet, LOGO-MAGAZINE (UK)