Eddy Dyer Music

Selected Recordings 1999-2019
mastered by James Lindenschmidt

Selected tracks from
Explosion Alone (1999 That Promising Seadog Media
Butterfly Medicine (2001)
Eddy Dyer And The Walking Shoe Revival (2004)
Teardrops Made Of Melted Crayon (2007)
...Into Doves Of Grey (2008 Rootsucker Records)
Love Is At The Heart Of This Thing, Right? (2016)
Far Be It From Me (2018)
plus tracks from The Reagan Babies and The Freeholders
plus "...And Then There's Whiskey" (feat. Jerry A of Poison Idea PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED

songs (c)eddy dyer
except "The Puppets And The Pigeons" (Eddy Dyer/Sean Donahue)
and "Under The City" (Jimmy Otis/Eddy Dyer)

"Now That I Know", "She" and "Leaving White Trashed City" originally released on
"Explosion Alone" 1999
That Promising Seadog Media produced by Eddy Dyer
Damage control/recorded by Carl Ayotte and Steve Friedman


"Cosmic Investor's Union", "Wowy" and "Far Away Love Song" originally released on
"Butterfly Medicine" 2001produced by Jeff Hall and Eddy Dyer

"American Mess"
originally released on "Eddy Dyer And The Walking Shoe Revival" 2004
produced by Jeff Hall and Eddy Dyer

"Rhyme Of Now", "Til Again We Speak", "Who's Stirring Now?", "HumUn" and "Not
There Anymore" originally released on
"Teardrops Made Of Melted Crayon" 2008
produced by Jeff Hall and Eddy Dyer

"Deep Dark Night", "Jennifer" and "Nthru Nbeon" originally released on
"...Into Doves Of Grey"
produced by Eddy Dyer and Kevin Kandel, mixed and mastered by Mark Kramer

"Can I Get An Amen?" originally released on
"People Can You Hear Me? The After Midnight Collection" 2009
produced by Eddy Dyer and Jeff Hall

"Heart Of Your Rage", "Inside The Forest", "Signal" originally released on
"Love Is At The Heart Of This Thing, Right?" 2016
produced by Eddy Dyer and James Lindenschmidt

"Sunflower Girl" and "Water Was Rising" originally released on "Far Be It From Me" 2017
produced by Eddy Dyer and James Lindenschmidt

"Infusion D" originally released on "Infusions A-D" 2018
recorded at Lowell Cancer Care during chemotherapy

"And Then There's Whiskey" - PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED recorded by Bryan Roy
produced by Eddy Dyer and James Lindenshmidt

Brad Clarke - drums
Van Lawton - bass, vocals, lead vocals "Who's Stirring Now?"
Edward Newton - guitars, organs, bass, tin whistle, piano, vocals
Derek O'Sullivan - percussion, vocals,
lead vocals "Rhyme Of Now"
Charles Greenwood Jr. - drums
Bonnie Rovics - flute
Lowell Girls And Boys Club Choir - backing vocals
Jimmy Otis - accordion
Stephen Herdegen - drums, percussion
Justin Spicer - guitars
Chris Drozdic -bass
Penpa Tsering - vocals
Natasha Collette - vocals
Katt Hernandez - violin
Jason Berube - vocals
Jo Ball - cello
Ethan Mackler - bass
Zoe Knight - piano, vocals
Yahuba Garcia Torres - percussion, vocals
Jen Kearney - backing vocals "Can I Get An Amen?
Katie Donovan - lead vocals "Soon Before The Dawn"
Randy Viscio - guitar, vocals, (The Reagan Babies), mandolin (Freeholders)
Peter Richan - percussion (Freeholders)
Jenn Bliss -accordion "Can I Get An Amen?"
Eddy Dyer - lead vocals, electric and acoustic guitars, synthesizers,
percussion, bass, mandolin, theremin, piano
Jerry A - lead vocals "...And Then There's Whiskey"
Mike Garson - piano "Til Again We Speak" & "Not There Anymore"
Earl Slick - electric guitars "Can I Get An Amen?" & "HumUn" 
credits
released November 2, 2019

songs (c) Eddy Dyer 2019
except "The Puppets And The Pigeons" (Eddy Dyer/Sean Donahue)
and "Under The City" (Jimmy Otis/Eddy Dyer)

Further From The Shore - Selected Recordings 1999-2019

Heretic

Heretic (Oro Se Do Baithe Bhaile)

This Is Beneath You

Whole

In and Up the Tree (reprise)

The Vanishing Twins - The Wanton Song (Jimmy Page/Robert Plant)

The Wanton Song (live) -

Further From The Shore

And Then There's Whiskey (feat. Jerry A.)

American Mess

Heart Of Your Rage

Rhyme Of Now

Can I Get An Amen (feat. Earl Slick)

Lowell, Massachusetts songsmith Eddy Dyer has released "Further From The Shore", a 20 year compilation of studio recordings.
Prior to reinventing himself as a live musician in the mid-2010's, the studio was Dyer's main instrument ~ put on some headphones and see why this was called "amazing music" by Marc Kramer, Rolling Stone Producer Of The Year 1995.