Killing the Day - Tryst
(Donna Colton And The Troublemakers)
Donna Colton / Sam Patterelli
Up-tempo with drums. Described by one reviewer as "a joyful, poetic romp." We play this song out all of the time and it always gets a good response.
Evening Ride
(Donna Colton And The Troublemakers)
Sam Patterelli / Donna Colton
Just like it says--- for those who remember those "don't know where we're going 'til we get there" car rides. Acoustic/percussive/smooth feel.
Summer Face
(Donna Colton And The Troublemakers)
Donna Colton / Sam Patterelli
Luring you into summer... Featuring our friend, Pete Heitzman on electric and baritone guitars. Pop/jumpy/upbeat melody with drums and jangly guitars.
Another Love
(Donna Colton And The Troublemakers)
Donna Colton
Sad, break up song that somehow, everyone relates to. Starts quiet and acoustic and builds. Ballad; guitars/piano/drums. Featuring Mark Nanni (Los Blancos; the Intention) on keys.
Share My Love
(Donna Colton And The Troublemakers)
Sam Patterelli / Donna Colton
Upbeat, toe tapping mood. Mid- tempo, Folk/Country feel. Karen Savoca harmonies and Joe Davoli violin enhance this tune.
Just Let It Go
(Donna Colton And The Troublemakers)
Leo Visconti
Wriiten by Donna's cousin, Leo. This is a ballad/lullaby. Our friends Karen Savoca and Pete Heitzman added dreamy harmonies and whale-song guitar.
If U Want Me
(Donna Colton And The Troublemakers)
Donna Colton / Sam Patterelli
Swampy, bluesy feel with electric guitars, spanish moss and a syncopated drum beat.
Don't Cry For Me
(Donna Colton And The Troublemakers)
Sam Patterelli / Donna Colton
Wonderful layers of creative percussion by Dave DeSiro of Kevin Dorsey's SAMMY award winning jazz band. We are lucky again. to call him a friend and have him add all of this wonderful ambient rhythm. Ballad --- starts acoustic and morphs into a powerful bit of electric lead guitar.
Tryst
(Donna Colton And The Troublemakers)
Donna Colton / Sam Patterelli
Tryst (pronounced trist) Definition: a time and place for a meeting; especially of lovers.
This song features Artie Lenin (Frenay & Lenin, Flashcubes, Screentest) playing really tasty lead guitar and Mark Nanni doing the cool piano stuff. Pop/Rock/R&B feel with drums and a Sheryl Crow groove.
Time For A Change
(Donna Colton And The Troublemakers)
Sam Patterelli
Sam was inspired to write this song after watching Martin Scorcese's documentary on Bob Dylan. Folk/Rock/Tom Petty groove.