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Diamond Street Players

by Diamond Street Players

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    Vinyl comes in black and in Coke Bottle Clear

    After two 7” teasers already this year, The Diamond Street Players drop their debut self-titled LP this (month). The album brings you 10 delicious mid-and-uptempo grooves chock full of gritty and soulful Hammond organ instrumentals, backed up by the perennially hard-and-funky DSP rhythm section . Two vocal tracks round out the set, with Amanda Joy making her hypnotic vocal debut on Million Miles, and the powerhouse Adryon de Leon (Orgone and Matdor! Soul Sounds) bringing the OH, SO HEAVY How Many Lies, How Many Times to LP glory.

    This studio band, led by organist & producer, Spencer Garn was recorded and mixed at Gemco’s Diamond Street Studios in Atlanta, GA. If you thought the days of studio house bands (Stax, Motown, Muscle Shoals) were gone forever, then hop in and take a ride down Diamond Street with these players!

    The first two singles, Million Miles (feat. Amanda Joy), and the timeless and timely dance-floor burner How Many Lies, How Many Times, were written and produced in conjunction with Leo Black (The Dynamites), and are on this full LP including Spencer Garn's blistering B-sides from those 45s, Organ Workout and Murky Retrograde.

    Bada Dum Dum, the Players’ own sing-along party anthem, needs no language-specific lyric for any super soul dance party to join in.

    You get some old school New Orleans vibes on Clean Slate & Suzy's Boogaloo, and some Gemco-pedigree deep funk/soul instrumentals on Grease Gun, & Split the Difference.

    No dull moments on this LP, folks. Jump in that car on the cover and take that funky ride on wax.

    Includes unlimited streaming of Diamond Street Players via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
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    Purchasable with gift card

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  • Record/Vinyl + Digital Album

    Coke Bottle Clear version of the vinyl release

    After two 7” teasers already this year, The Diamond Street Players drop their debut self-titled LP this (month). The album brings you 10 delicious mid-and-uptempo grooves chock full of gritty and soulful Hammond organ instrumentals, backed up by the perennially hard-and-funky DSP rhythm section . Two vocal tracks round out the set, with Amanda Joy making her hypnotic vocal debut on Million Miles, and the powerhouse Adryon de Leon (Orgone and Matdor! Soul Sounds) bringing the OH, SO HEAVY How Many Lies, How Many Times to LP glory.

    This studio band, led by organist & producer, Spencer Garn was recorded and mixed at Gemco’s Diamond Street Studios in Atlanta, GA. If you thought the days of studio house bands (Stax, Motown, Muscle Shoals) were gone forever, then hop in and take a ride down Diamond Street with these players!

    The first two singles, Million Miles (feat. Amanda Joy), and the timeless and timely dance-floor burner How Many Lies, How Many Times, were written and produced in conjunction with Leo Black (The Dynamites), and are on this full LP including Spencer Garn's blistering B-sides from those 45s, Organ Workout and Murky Retrograde.

    Bada Dum Dum, the Players’ own sing-along party anthem, needs no language-specific lyric for any super soul dance party to join in.

    You get some old school New Orleans vibes on Clean Slate & Suzy's Boogaloo, and some Gemco-pedigree deep funk/soul instrumentals on Grease Gun, & Split the Difference.

    No dull moments on this LP, folks. Jump in that car on the cover and take that funky ride on wax.

    Includes unlimited streaming of Diamond Street Players via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
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    ships out within 3 days
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Grease Gun 04:01

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Pre-order the vinyl version on Bandcamp, we will try to make sure you have it in your hands on the release date of August 2nd.

After two 7” teasers already this year, The Diamond Street Players drop their debut self-titled LP this (month). The album brings you 10 delicious mid-and-uptempo grooves chock full of gritty and soulful Hammond organ instrumentals, backed up by the perennially hard-and-funky DSP rhythm section . Two vocal tracks round out the set, with Amanda Joy making her hypnotic vocal debut on Million Miles, and the powerhouse Adryon de Leon (Orgone and Matdor! Soul Sounds) bringing the OH, SO HEAVY How Many Lies, How Many Times to LP glory.

This studio band, led by organist & producer, Spencer Garn was recorded and mixed at Gemco’s Diamond Street Studios in Atlanta, GA. If you thought the days of studio house bands (Stax, Motown, Muscle Shoals) were gone forever, then hop in and take a ride down Diamond Street with these players!

The first two singles, Million Miles (feat. Amanda Joy), and the timeless and timely dance-floor burner How Many Lies, How Many Times, were written and produced in conjunction with Leo Black (The Dynamites), and are on this full LP including Spencer Garn's blistering B-sides from those 45s, Organ Workout and Murky Retrograde.

Bada Dum Dum, the Players’ own sing-along party anthem, needs no language-specific lyric for any super soul dance party to join in.

You get some old school New Orleans vibes on Clean Slate & Suzy's Boogaloo, and some Gemco-pedigree deep funk/soul instrumentals on Grease Gun, & Split the Difference.

No dull moments on this LP, folks. Jump in that car on the cover and take that funky ride on wax.

credits

released August 2, 2019

Diamond Street Players:
Ben Davis - Tenor Sax & Flute
Ian Newberry - Guitar
Kevin Scott - Bass Guitar
Mark Raudabaugh - Drum & Percussion
Spencer Garn - Hammond Organ & Fender Rhodes

Additional Musicians & Performances:
Aaron Trubic: Bass on #2 (Side A)
Jason Collier - Trumpet on #3 (Side A), #3 (Side B)
Justin Powell - Trumpet on #1 (Side A), #1 (Side B)
Julian Bryan - Percussion on #3, #5 (Side A), #3, #4 (Side B)
Spencer Garn - Auxiliary guitar on #1 (Side A)

Lead Vocals
Adryon De Leon - "How Many Lies, How Many Times"
(written by S. Garn & L. Black)

Spencer Garn - "Bada Dum Dum"
(written by S. Garn & M. Raudabaugh)

Amanda Joy - "Million Miles"
(Written by A. Joy & S. Garn)

Backing Vocals:
Million Miles - Jenn Beierle, Spencer Garn, Ian Newberry
How Many Lies, How Many Times - Starr Duncan-Lowe, Leo Black, Diamond Street Players
Organ Workout - Diamond Street Players

Horn Section Arrangements:
"How Many Lies, How Many Times" & "Million Miles" by Spencer Garn
"Organ Workout" by Mark Raudabaugh & Spencer Garn

Mixed by Spencer Garn at Diamond Street Studios
Recorded by Jason Kingsland and Spencer Garn at Diamond Street Studios. Assistant engineering by Brent Hopkins.

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