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by Marc Pinansky
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Digital Album
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Road Song
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Lovely
03:54
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Love For Now (New Cars)
03:14
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Pacific Standard Time
04:30
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Stone
03:24
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Look Lovely
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Love For Now (demo)
03:08
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about
These are my interpretations of songs written by one of my favorite writers and people, Jason Reis. In addition to being a childhood friend and bandmate in a few different projects, Jason helped push me as a young song-writer and home recording enthusiast.
For the few years we lived together out in Porter Square, Cambridge, we would be holed-up in our rooms all night and pass 4-track tapes back and forth the next day, eagerly listening to what the other had created. Jason's songs always blew my mind wide open and seemed to come so effortlessly.
A few months back, I came across some of his old demos that he sent me after he had set off to the West Coast for awhile (Pacific Standard Time, Road Song, Lovely). I was inspired to take a crack at some of these songs to both help show people what a good writer Jason is and to put my own style on them in a way I think he'd get a kick out of. Other songs I picked were a favorite from his next phase in Chicago (Stone) and one he recorded when he was just 19 on a 4-track borrowed from my Dad (Love For Now/New Cars).
Jason is still a tireless writer, home-recorder and marathon runner, but rarely plays live. But rest assured, he's alive and well and continuing to do things in his own inspiring way. I had a lot of fun making this and spending time, in a way, with my old partner in crime.
Enjoy.
For the few years we lived together out in Porter Square, Cambridge, we would be holed-up in our rooms all night and pass 4-track tapes back and forth the next day, eagerly listening to what the other had created. Jason's songs always blew my mind wide open and seemed to come so effortlessly.
A few months back, I came across some of his old demos that he sent me after he had set off to the West Coast for awhile (Pacific Standard Time, Road Song, Lovely). I was inspired to take a crack at some of these songs to both help show people what a good writer Jason is and to put my own style on them in a way I think he'd get a kick out of. Other songs I picked were a favorite from his next phase in Chicago (Stone) and one he recorded when he was just 19 on a 4-track borrowed from my Dad (Love For Now/New Cars).
Jason is still a tireless writer, home-recorder and marathon runner, but rarely plays live. But rest assured, he's alive and well and continuing to do things in his own inspiring way. I had a lot of fun making this and spending time, in a way, with my old partner in crime.
Enjoy.
credits
released 05 December 2011
All songs written by Jason Reis
Produced, engineered and performed by Marc Pinansky
Mixed and Mastered by Chris McLaughlin @ 1867 Recording Studio, Chelsea, MA
Cover by Marc Pinansky
All songs written by Jason Reis
Produced, engineered and performed by Marc Pinansky
Mixed and Mastered by Chris McLaughlin @ 1867 Recording Studio, Chelsea, MA
Cover by Marc Pinansky
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Singer-songwriter from Boston. Professional amateur musician. Grammatical rascal. Gets more done in a bathrobe than most do in a suit. Speaks cat. Also plays in Township.
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