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I’m spending the summer months putting the finishing touches on my latest solo album. Ten new songs, all written by me titled Used Man For Sale.

The songs blues-based, with a few conjuring 1960’s-era country and lounge stylings. I wrote all of them in the past year or two. Most I’ve performed live in some fashion the with various collaborators. This is more of a “songwriter driven” albums than my previous efforts. The arrangements are simple and so is the production. The songs are recorded honestly with no studio gimmickry.

I’ve got some great musicians playing on it — Frank DiNunzio II – standup bass; Johnny Young – keys/piano; Kevin Tooley – drums; and Michele Butler singing harmonies. Tracking was done at 30 Below Studio in NYC with Brent McLaghlian and Kevin Tooley’s studio. Kevin is producing and mixing.

In addition, I’ve been collaborating with the fine folks at PreFab International Cine on some music videos for some of the album’s songs. We recently finished a shoot for “The Arms of a Kind Woman” and editing is nearly finished. It was shot on location in the Manhattanville and Tribeca neighborhoods in New York. Big thanks to my pal Mike Rimbaud for assisting us at the Tribeca recently.

All of these new recordings and videos will be unleashed on the world in due time… probably the fall of 2016 or winter 2017.

More info soon…

Still from "The Arms of a Kind Woman" music video. © Phil Gammage and PreFab International Cine.
Still from “The Arms of a Kind Woman” music video.
© Phil Gammage and PreFab International Cine.

 

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In mid-May, I returned again to 30 Below Studio in New York to continue tracking on my latest recording project. It’s shaping up to be ten new songs — all originals of mine, and I hope it is released before the end of the year. It’s a true solo album… I’m playing most of the instruments.  The songs I’ve written are in the singer-songwriter style with a definite nod to blues. There’s some pop, lounge, and country in the mix too. One of the songs was compared to a Glenn Campbell tune by a musician friend of mine when I played it at a recent acoustic solo show!

Working with me on the project are Kevin Tooley (drums), Frank DiNunzio III (bass, backing vocals), Michele Butler (backing vocals), and of course the brilliant engineer Brent McLachlan. Patric Roes the world class bass player from Holland stopped by the studio to say hello too. He’s visiting New York from Europe and playing bass with Frank at a showcase gig here.

More info soon…

Michele Butler, Phil Gammage, Frank DiNunzio III, and Patric Roes at 30 Below Recording Studio, New York, NY.
Michele Butler, Phil Gammage, Frank DiNunzio III, and Patric Roes at 30 Below Recording Studio, New York, NY.

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AHPresents welcomes Dina Regine, Phil Gammage, and Anne Husick to their Songwriter Circle Series on Thursday, May 12 7:30–9pm. The Series features NYC’s best songwriters alternately performing their songs in an intimate cafe setting.

Join us for an evening of music and stories. No cover charge, all ages, and great food and drink at the Sidewalk Cafe (94 Ave. A @ E. 6st.) in Manhattan’s East Village.

Phil Gammage is the consummate live performer, lyricist, singer, guitarist, and harmonica player who brings a unique depth and drama to music, playing original blues/americana. This spring he is working on recording his seventh solo album and touring Europe with rock band Certain General.

Performing Songwriter Magazine called Dina Regine‘s style ‘roots music with a modern twist’. Musician, photographer, and club/event DJ are the titles Regine juggles with a fierce passion.
www.dinaregine.com/

Anne Husick has worn many hats in the music biz — from singer/songwriter/musician to soundperson to booking agent/party promoter. Aside from currently playing bass in Red Gretchen and The Cynz, Anne has been focused on writing and performing her own songs relevant to the world and her position in it.
http://scarletdukes.com/wordpress/?page_id=1106

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Phil plays a solo acoustic show and is interviewed at the FirstLive CoffeeHouse in Brooklyn (15 minutes). Featured will be some of Phil’s original songs from recent albums.

Tune in on Thursday, March 3, 1 pm (eastern time) at https://livestream.com/firstlivestudio/PhilGammage or watch on the archive later.

FirstLive Coffee Break w/ Phil Gammage acoustic performance and interview.Video streamed live from Brooklyn this Sunday, March 6 @1:30pm eastern time.https://livestream.com/firstlivestudio/PhilGammage

Posted by Phil Gammage Music on Wednesday, March 2, 2016