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Johnny Damas & Me. (1994) AKA Grafitti Man is an album by the Native American musician John Trudell, released in 1992. [2] [3] The songs, parts of which were rerecorded, first appeared on four cassettes Trudell made in the 1980s and early 1990s.
THERE IS A LINE IN THE title track from the American Indian poet John Trudell's latest album, "Johnny Damas and Me," that would be ironic if it weren't simply dead-on accurate.
21 de abr. de 2009 · While not quite up to the same standard, Johnny Damas and Me is a great listen too. Jackson Browne had heavy input into both these albums IIRC. For those unfamiliar, John Trudell is a class act well worth checking out!
Arguably his greatest musical success came with the 1994 album Johnny Damas & Me that was described as "a culmination of years of poetic work, and an example of a process of fusing traditional sounds, values, and sensibilities with thought-provoking lyrics, this time with urgent rock and roll."
Two years later, Trudell would return with Johnny Damas & Me and, in 1999, released the acclaimed Blue Indians, once again produced by Browne. The album, remarked Parke Puterbaugh, in Rolling Stone, "is an affecting marriage of tribal rhythms, traditional chanting, modern musical backdrops and Trudell's penetrating poetics."
En 1994 tenia que dejar atrás su obra maestra y emprender un nuevo trabajo, este se titularía “Johnny Damas and Me”. Es una clara continuidad del anterior, es una disco desgarrado, en el cual escribe sobre su compromiso pero también sobre al amor y la perdida de su esposa, en el tema “After all these years” como ya lo hizo en su ...
10 de dic. de 2006 · John Trudell's wife and child were killed by the United States Government. His music is soulful, and important. Produced by Jackson Browne
