Killing the Day - Tryst
(Donna Colton And The Troublemakers)
Donna Colton / Sam Patterelli
Story:
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.
Carey
(Donna Colton And The Troublemakers)
Ring the Living Bell
(Donna Colton And The Troublemakers)
Evening Ride
(Donna Colton And The Troublemakers)
Sam Patterelli / Donna Colton
Story:
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
Story:
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
Story:
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
Story:
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
Story:
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
Story:
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
Story:
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
Story:
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
Story:
Sam was inspired to write this song after watching Martin Scorcese's documentary on Bob Dylan. Folk/Rock/Tom Petty groove.