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Music by The Dino Club
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Bright
Screen Wide (CD), 2005
Taking an "adult"
approach from a traditional roots rock songbook the ten original
songs on Bright Screen Wide celebrates the musician's love of
cinema.
The
recording delves into movie genres (How The West Wasn't Won),
the industry itself (The Pitch), the denizens who populate Hollywood
(Character,Golden Boy), iconic film figures (Lee Marvin's Eyes),
the chills and spills of watching movies (The Trailer, Bigger
Screen), moviemaking itself (Coming Attractions), other slightly
less literal variations on the theme (Misery), and even a mini-movie
scenario (Drive In).
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Bright Screen Wide
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 Hey!
Drink Up (CD), 2002
The songs that make up Hey! Drink Up are a virtual panorama of drinking
and drunken experience. From the upbeat optimism of "High Song,"
to the first-person account of "Drinking in the Afternoon,"
to the hung-over regrets of "Lost Weekend" and "Day
After," these 14 songs carve out places and faces that should
be familiar to us all. Some songs, like "All Stars," and
"She's Spinning" are wry (perhaps rye) observations made
from the perspective of a barstool. "Blackout" tells a
tale as dark as its title suggests, and "Settle Up" paints
a picture any barfly will recognize. And "Oh Darling"
puts you smack dab in the middle of a scene that strikes dangerously
close to home, when a drunken girlfriend takes off the gloves. Believe
me, I know you've been there. So
pour yourself a cocktail, settle back and listen to The Dino Club
tell their tavern tales… It's time to say, Hey! Drink Up! |
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Hey!
Drink Up
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Music
by Mark Cutler
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Mark
Cutler & Lexington 1-2-5 (CD), 2000
Ten
songs that can be best described as well-crafted and hook-laden
guitar pop/rock. From the midtempo opener "Another Hall Of Mirrors"
to the good-rockin' "Lonesome Pain," or from the pedal-steel and
sax-powered "Mortican's Blues" to the sheer beauty of the acoustic
"Up In The Air" -- it's always the song that matters!
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Skylolo
(CD), 1998
Named for a former wrestler, Mark Cutler's second solo effort
typifies the small man wrangling with the tough issues of a big
world. Twelve solidly-crafted catchy tunes run the lyrical gamut
with the bittersweet "Skylolo," the working-class "Know
Me By Now," the lustful "Candy Says" and the dysfunctional
"This Family," just for starters
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Six
All The Way (EP cassette tape), 1997
This
tape features six songs to whet the appetite of fans waiting for
the next solo CD. It packs a range of styles: Traditional blues
in "Dirty Town," the humble journey into the strange
world of a "Working Man's Wage," wall of sound punk
in "Hall of Mirrors," Beggar's Banquet beat in "Mean
Old World" and pop rock sounds in "Valley of Love.
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Gasboy
(CD), 1995
Written
up by Mike Boehm in the Los Angeles Times as the Top CD
of 1995, this eclectic collection of songs ranging from the pop
single "Got No Choice" to the David Lynch-esque "Lost
in the Flood" to the more alternative "A Ton of Regrets"
shows off Mark Cutler's songwriting talents. A "must-have"
for your collection.
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