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After four seasons of thirsty contemplation and public experimentation songwriters Jeni Lee Richey and Fred Beldin announce a solid lineup for The Great Tribulation. With drummer Cory Snavely and bassist Tom McCartan on the team and augmented in the studio and/or on stage with local Michigan roots players like Paul Delamater (pedal steel from Rust County Electric) Mark Wallace (violin from Black Jake and the Carnies) and Ryan Racine (accordion from Gas For Less) The Great Tribulation is now poised to beguile a wider audience of seekers. Our full length debut The Flood Brought The Fire was assembled over the past two years from sessions at Jim Diamond s Ghetto Recorders Jim Roll s Backseat Productions and Tim Pak s Woodshed Studios. Each month a new windmill to tilt at every season a song a diary for us all the accumulation of sporadic recordings suddenly congealed into part one of some terrible beautiful fable ... frozen winter and the swelter of summer informs these songs as does the emotional expansion and contraction that follows the rage of love the envelopment of despair and the righteousness of revenge and overcoming defeat. Ten Songs. These songs are a snapshot of where Fred and Jeni Lee came from where the band was at the time of coming together and where we arrived at the time we recorded the final songs. It s our very first story. It s varied sexy textured wicked and sad at parts in the sweetest way. Despite the band name we re not a Christian band. We sing about the tribulations of life. (don t we all?) These songs are about the trials we put ourselves through the trials other people put us through the pain the questions the reasoning the acceptance the results and most importantly the triumph of overcoming. (And one of them really is about an Alfred Hitchcock episode; we ll let you figure it out.) Slow fast swaying chaotic it s all there. This isn t a country record. This isn t a folk record in the way that most people might think. This is as Fred so perfectly states it an effort to define and defy the chaos of survival through the medium of the American folk song. There are elements of our influences there but the sound is all ours because it just is. Outlaw country swagger the truth and beauty of American folk songs the blazing freedom of inappropriately loud guitars ... featuring past present and future members of Flatfoot Bone Orchard Revival The End Times and Seger Liberation Army this is the history of once-proud pioneers who settled the Michigan forests and found peace by fighting for their freedom. The Great Tribulation is: Jeni Lee Richey - vocals acoustic guitar Fred Beldin - electric guitar Tom McCartan - bass guitar organ backing vocals Cory Snavely - drums and percussion With very special guests: Paul Delamater - pedal steel guitar Chris Wall - bass guitar on Silver Bullet Chinatown and Heart Attack Pat Bills - drum kit on Barroom and Stranger Jim Diamond - organ on Silver Bullet and bass guitar on Stranger Mark Wallace - violin on Better Left Unfound Shine That Silver Bullet I ll Be Here In The Barroom Better Left Unfound and Chinatown written by Jeni Lee Richey You ve Got Ghosts When A Stranger Kisses Me When I Have My Heart Attack Sure As The Rain and Don t Count The Days written by Fred Beldin All songs copyrighted respectively 2011. Shine That Silver Bullet When A Stranger Kisses Me Chinatown and When I Have My Heart Attack Recorded and Mixed by Jim Diam
Underground Sounds Flood Brought The Fire
After four seasons of thirsty contemplation and public experimentation songwriters Jeni Lee Richey and Fred Beldin announce a solid lineup for The Great Tribulation. With drummer Cory Snavely and bassist Tom McCartan on the team and augmented in the studio and/or on stage with local Michigan roots players like Paul Delamater (pedal steel from Rust County Electric) Mark Wallace (violin from Black Jake and the Carnies) and Ryan Racine (accordion from Gas For Less) The Great Tribulation is now poised to beguile a wider audience of seekers. Our full length debut The Flood Brought The Fire was assembled over the past two years from sessions at Jim Diamond s Ghetto Recorders Jim Roll s Backseat Productions and Tim Pak s Woodshed Studios. Each month a new windmill to tilt at every season a song a diary for us all the accumulation of sporadic recordings suddenly congealed into part one of some terrible beautiful fable ... frozen winter and the swelter of summer informs these songs as does the emotional expansion and contraction that follows the rage of love the envelopment of despair and the righteousness of revenge and overcoming defeat. Ten Songs. These songs are a snapshot of where Fred and Jeni Lee came from where the band was at the time of coming together and where we arrived at the time we recorded the final songs. It s our very first story. It s varied sexy textured wicked and sad at parts in the sweetest way. Despite the band name we re not a Christian band. We sing about the tribulations of life. (don t we all?) These songs are about the trials we put ourselves through the trials other people put us through the pain the questions the reasoning the acceptance the results and most importantly the triumph of overcoming. (And one of them really is about an Alfred Hitchcock episode; we ll let you figure it out.) Slow fast swaying chaotic it s all there. This isn t a country record. This isn t a folk record in the way that most people might think. This is as Fred so perfectly states it an effort to define and defy the chaos of survival through the medium of the American folk song. There are elements of our influences there but the sound is all ours because it just is. Outlaw country swagger the truth and beauty of American folk songs the blazing freedom of inappropriately loud guitars ... featuring past present and future members of Flatfoot Bone Orchard Revival The End Times and Seger Liberation Army this is the history of once-proud pioneers who settled the Michigan forests and found peace by fighting for their freedom. The Great Tribulation is: Jeni Lee Richey - vocals acoustic guitar Fred Beldin - electric guitar Tom McCartan - bass guitar organ backing vocals Cory Snavely - drums and percussion With very special guests: Paul Delamater - pedal steel guitar Chris Wall - bass guitar on Silver Bullet Chinatown and Heart Attack Pat Bills - drum kit on Barroom and Stranger Jim Diamond - organ on Silver Bullet and bass guitar on Stranger Mark Wallace - violin on Better Left Unfound Shine That Silver Bullet I ll Be Here In The Barroom Better Left Unfound and Chinatown written by Jeni Lee Richey You ve Got Ghosts When A Stranger Kisses Me When I Have My Heart Attack Sure As The Rain and Don t Count The Days written by Fred Beldin All songs copyrighted respectively 2011. Shine That Silver Bullet When A Stranger Kisses Me Chinatown and When I Have My Heart Attack Recorded and Mixed by Jim Diam
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