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| 1 | VooDoo Suns |  Start All Over |
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| 2 | VooDoo Suns | The Devil Got Your Smile |
04:31:00 | $0.99 |
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| 3 | VooDoo Suns | Invisible |
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| 4 | VooDoo Suns | Sky High |
04:28:00 | $0.99 |
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| 5 | VooDoo Suns | Wake Up Call |
03:33:00 | $0.99 |
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| 6 | VooDoo Suns | Will Not Follow |
03:52:00 | $0.99 |
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| 7 | VooDoo Suns | Outside Looking In |
03:54:00 | $0.99 |
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| 8 | VooDoo Suns | Bigger Love |
05:20:00 | $0.99 |
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| 9 | VooDoo Suns | Sunday Morning |
04:33:00 | $0.99 |
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| 10 | VooDoo Suns | Different World |
03:59:00 | $0.99 |
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| 11 | VooDoo Suns | Electric |
04:43:00 | $0.99 |
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| 12 | VooDoo Suns | Haleakala Upcountry Blues |
03:03:00 | $0.99 |
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Description:
The VooDoo Suns are very excited to announce that the PRELIMINARY BALLOT for the 2006 Hawaiian Na Hoku Hanohano Awards are out!
Both the VooDoo Suns and "Songs from the Haleakala Kitchen"have been nominated for Six Na Hoku Hanohano awards!!
* Best Rock Album
(Best performance of music in a rock style)
* Most Promising Artists
(Most promising first-record effort as a featured
artist or group)
* Best Group of the Year
(Best performance by a vocal duo or group)
* Best Song of the Year
(Composer's award - best achievement in creating a
first-time recorded song - for "Invisible")
* Album of the Year
(Best CD Release of the Year - Awarded to local
resident artist and producer)
* Favorite Entertainer of the Year
(Sponsored by Borders Books & Music)
We want to deeply thank you for all your support. To
fellow Hawaii Academy of Recording Arts members, your
consideration and vote for us is very much appreciated.
Congratulations to all the nominees!
The VooDoo Sun's debut recording, 'Songs from the Haleakala Kitchen', features the amazing Anastasia Gilliam's soulful vocals and world-class guitar work of Nils Rosenblad on a collection of groovy original tunes that defy easy categorization. The VooDoo Suns were voted 'Best Rock Band on Maui 2005' and this album shows why - drawing from influences as diverse as R&B, 60's rock, delta blues and even a bit of back-country, the Suns bring their unique mojo to a spellbinding cd that draws you in from the first burst of Anastasia's voice during the invocation-like "Start All Over" to the last ring of slide guitar on "Haleakala Upcountry Blues." The stand out cut is probably the hypnotic "Invisible" but every song on the record has that elusive "it" factor that separates great music from the merely ordinary.
A virtual Maui supergroup, the VooDoo Suns were 5 years in the making, averaging 200 shows per year since 2001 between recording sessions and surfing. The album was recorded at Walter Becker's Hyperbolic Studios on Maui, and engineered by Dave Russell - it features the legendary Bob Jones on drums and Rebecca Young on bass, with cool cameos by bassist Jerry Byers and hammond organ virtuoso Gene Argel.
In the end, though, it is the interplay between Anastasia's stunning voice and vocal arrangements and guitars (courtesy of Nils) that range from delicate Chet Atkins' style harmonics to rock and roll thunder that makes this one of the standout indie recordings of 2005.
For more information, tour dates, photos and other stuff,please check out their website - www.voodoosuns.com
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