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Ben Monder: Day After Day
ByMonder (b. 1962) has the key to unlock those memories. Songs that may have once been an earworm, or an involuntary musical image stuck on repetition like David Gate's "The Guitar Man" written for his group Bread in 1972, are reinstalled and a song you hadn't thought about for decades is reanimated. For the most part, we aren't talking The Great American Songbook here. With covers of "Galveston," a hit for Glen Campbell, Fleetwood Mac's "Dust," and Bob Dylan's "Just Like A Woman," this is more like the pop hall of fame's memory unit.
What Monder has going for him is that memories are never the same. We continually rewrite and rewrite, changing them unconsciously. Maybe that's why covers by an improvising jazz guitarist are so appealing.
Track Listing
Disc One: Dreamsville; Emily; O Sacrum Convivium; My One And Only Love; The Windows Of The World; Never Let Me Go; The Midnight Sun Will Never Set. Disc Two: Galveston; Dust; Long, Long, Long; The Guitar Man; Goldfinger; Only Yesterday; Just Like A Woman, Day After Day.
Personnel
Ben Monder
guitarBen Monder: electric and acoustic guitar; Matt Brewer: electric and acoustic bass; Ted Poor: drums.
Album information
Title: Day After Day | Year Released: 2019 | Record Label: Sunnyside Records
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