Jupiter Coyote - Ghost Dance

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 1997
Time: 57:54
Size: 133,3 MB
Label: Autonomous Records
Styles: Rock/Jam Band
Art: Front

Tracks Listing:
 1. Tumbleweed -  6:00
 2. Nothing's for Certain -  4:04
 3. Whoville -  6:06
 4. Paying the Fiddler -  3:57
 5. Man in Your Band -  4:41
 6. D.  Ray -  0:45
 7. Snake Handler -  5:01
 8. Two Things -  4:56
 9. Sam Clemens (Canagumbo) - 11:26
10. Young -  3:46
11. Whoville [Reprise] -  3:25
12. Little Peace of Mind -  3:42

The modern rock five-piece Jupiter Coyote spawns a technicolor blend of bluegrass and American trad rock. Matthew Mayes (guitar) and childhood friend John Felty (vocals/guitar) started the band in their native Brevard, NC, as a means to earn some money in college. They spent the early '90s playing frat houses and small bars, sharpening their funk and country-pop stylings. Several bandmembers came and went and by the mid-'90s, Mayes and Felty had made Jupiter Coyote their careers. Their steady five-piece, which consists of Mayes, Felty, Steve Trismen (fiddle), Noel Felty (drums), and Sanders Brightwell (bass), was intact by the new millennium. Their album roster includes Cemetaries & Junkyards (1993), Lucky Day (1995), Ghost Dance (1997), and Here Be Dragons (1998). The Live album followed in 2000 with Waxing Moon appearing a year later. Jupiter Coyote plays nearly 200 shows a year and continues to be a mainstay in the South.

Ghost Dance