Name: Holiday by cazadero
Duration: 3 min 39 s
Description: Cazadero dabbles in Western pop, mixing Nashville-tinged jubilee with abandoned beach balladry. Dusk for Dawn was under-conceived in a period of nine weeks at the onset of 2012 between rehearsals across from Ocean Beach and a pleasantly dank, carpeted room in North Oakland. Shortly thereafter, it was casually put to tape at Tiny Telephone by eight musicians over the course of four days.

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Travis Atz — Bass, Vocals
Dan Baber — Drums
Nate Baker — Guitars, Vocals
Nate Cavalieri — Piano, Keyboards, Drums, Vocals
Jessi Phillips — Vocals
Spencer Potter — Guitar, Saxophone
Jamie Riotto — Vocals
Marcus Stephens — Clarinet

Recorded and mixed at Tiny Telephone in San Francisco with Jamie Riotto. 

To Forget Me By

Cold Pink Wine

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Travis Atz - bass, guitar
Dan Baber - drums
Nate Baker - guitars, vocals
Nate Cavalieri - piano, hammond organ
David Cuetter - pedal steel
Jessi Phillips - vocals
Spencer Potter - guitar, saxophone
Jamie Riotto - engineer, vocals
Marcus Stephens - clarinet
John Vanderslice - coffee and spirit





Better When You Were Blue

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Grateful Dead - Doin' That Rag - April 5, 1969

Cazadero dabbles in Western pop, mixing Nashville-tinged jubilee with abandoned beach balladry. Dusk for Dawn was under-conceived in a period of nine weeks at the onset of 2012 between rehearsals across from Ocean Beach and a pleasantly dank, carpeted room in North Oakland. Shortly thereafter, it was casually put to tape at Tiny Telephone by eight musicians over the course of four days. 

Holiday

Cazadero is a Western pop band from Northern California, mixing Nashville jubilee and Pacific Ocean swells. Waxing poetic on mortality, the working class, and the struggles of Western migration. With two private vinyl pressings under their belt, Dusk for Dawn (2012) and Old Friends (2013), Caz is presently recording a 2015 release (Domestic Refugee), which continues its homage to the tempered lyricism of heroes JJ Cale, Bill Callahan, and the Band.

Holiday

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