James "jpat" dalton's Blog (6)

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there was a time when i was younger, i was kicked out of my first college somewhere in North Carolina, and at some point i was standing in a flea market somewhere, maybe before or maybe after the whole thing went down, maybe that week, or maybe years later, somewhere near rocky mount, at some flea market or some thrift shop, knowing there was a record player at home, something drew me to some judy collins records. maybe because the cover featured her in some very natural sun-shining surround wit… Continue

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I am seeking someone with a valid passport, some vocals, a spirit for adventure, some ability on a couple acoustic instruments, preferably some lead, knowledge of popular music and an interest in(or a tolerance for) irish music and irish pub style songs i am seeking to hire you or someone you know to join me on a scandinavian run for 6 weeks in sept and oct room, board, pay and a plane ticket! james_dalton@hotmail.com Continue

JAMES DALTON has a strong, classic singer-songwriter voice, in the way he sings, the way in writes, and the posture he projects on “Butterflies and Passerbys” (aeriarcords.com). His structure, while being “classic” is hardly formulaic, thankfully, which makes this an easy listen. Sometimes he treads on Greg Brown territory (meant positively), but mostly he covers his material with freshness, right from the start, with “Kiss of the Dark Haired Girl,” straight through to the end. There is even a b… Continue

James Dalton groans and growls with authoritative control in a voice as full as the beard he currently sports on his MySpace page. A New Jersey native currently residing and recording in Brooklyn and performing sporadically throughout the Northeast, Dalton’s sound is defined by a degree of soulfulness which is maintained through all shades of the emotional spectrum. His light, gently inspiring guitar work often recalls a jolly, reflective grandfather entertaining a bouncing toddler on his knee i… Continue