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Frank Carillo & The Bandoleros "Someday"

Country | Alt-Country | Americana | Country Rock | Blues | Songwriter

Release date: May 6th 2008

Jezebel Records announces a May 6 release date for "Someday", the new album from singer/songwriter/guitarist Frank Carillo and the Bandoleros. "Someday" features 14 original songs, all written or co-written by Carillo, and showcases Frank’s talent for writing solid blue-collar roots rock, with touches of blues and roadhouse country laced throughout.

Frank Carillo is the epitome of the "musician's musician." Throughout his career, his craftsmanship as a gifted world-class guitar player, electrifying stage performances, memorable prolific songwriting and his warm and affable persona have allowed him to make an indelible mark on the international music scene.

Before forming his band with The Bandelors, Frank has performed, recorded or toured with, Led Zepplin, J. Geils, Cheap Trick, Van Halen, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, Carly Simon, Michael Bolton, Twiggy, Joan Jett, Anouk, Golden Earring, and John Hammonds to name a few.

In the fall of 2007 Frank Carillo and the Bandoleros entered Millbrook Studios in upstate New York and teamed with producer/engineer Paul Orofino, who also produced the debut CD entitled "Bad Out There." Also, at Blue Cat Studios in San Antonio, Texas, legendary keyboard player Augie Meyers (Bob Dylan, Sir Douglas Quintet, John Hammond, Texas Tornados) added his distinctive keyboard talents to four songs. The result is the remarkable new CD, "Someday". "Someday" demonstrates Frank Carillo's knack for combining potent songs and stirring performances, resulting in a disc that radiates with the values of traditional heartland, blue collar Alt. Country/Roots-Rock is about as good as Americana gets. And if there’s such a thing as a classic American voice, Carillo’s got it. With just enough Springsteen (or maybe Don Dixon) grit, he reels off everyman stories (“Lucky if You Can Breathe,” “The Blue Room”) and plaintive boogie ballads (“Someday”) with ease and élan.

His songs are mature and tuneful, and he easily spins tales that conjure up vivid images. The opening “Roll the Bones” is a old-fashioned, minor-keyed tale of love and money while “The Way Out” offers timeless thoughts on life — and a fine guitar solo. On the punchy “Somebody Poisoned the Well,” Carillo’s voice brings to mind UK pub rocker Graham Parker while he adds an edge to the song with spot-on slide guitar. If the sound of ’70s rock permeates the tracks (the twin leads on “Don’t Get Sammy Started”), it has more to do with Carillo’s old-school honesty than any kind of contrived retro feel.

Track List:

01 Roll The Bones

02 Everything Changes

03 Lucky If You Can Breathe

04 Someday

05 Somebody Poisoned The Well

06 Gotta Be You

07 The Way Out

08 Darkness Everywhere

09 I'll Stay left Here

10 Eastern Time

11 Don't Get Sammy Started

12 Burn The Whole House Down

13 The Blue Room

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