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A version of Ticket to the sky from LAst year.
HAs some really great moments. This particular version produced by Covergeist.
Hope you enjoy.

Ticket To The Sky ft. Erin Rae

Produced by Christopher Guillot/G.Hoffman for Cherry Sound Records llc. @ Cherry Sound Studios llc. Denver, CO.

String Arrangements: G. Hoffman
Horn Arrangements: G. Hoffman & C. Guillot



Christopher Guillot - Remember What You Forgot
2013 Cherry Sound Records

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Denver’s own songwriter and owner of Cherry Sound Studios, Christopher Guillot, released his new album, “Remember What You Forgot” on February 14, 2013. His new self-produced record is delightfully unpredictable, integrating a variety of genres ranging from the soothe of jazz, to folk, to classic rock and roll, and even the elegant touch of classical music.

This album in its entirety expresses a weaving idea of thoughtfulness and reminisces, told in an impressionistic manner. The multiplicity of genres suggests the rollercoaster of thought process of the human mind throughout the inevitable instances in life. Guillot’s vocals lend a sensation of warmness, and combined with the colossal accompaniment of orchestral instruments creates a surrounding ambiance of content. The outstanding production value in “Remember What You Forgot” retrieves the lost art of genuine songwriting, therefore creating a classic record! Songs “Paint” and “Fandango” especially exemplify the timelessness Guillot creates.

Guillot’s artistry is strongly influenced by his dad, as well Norman Petty (Buddy Holly’s producer). Alongside imitating the production quality of Petty’s techniques, Guillot’s goal was also to emulate the same feel of simple lyrics with complex arrangements that solely embellish the emotions in each song.

Complimenting the inspiration of 60’s and 70’s music, Guillot cites other musical influences as The Beatles, Elton John, Joan Armatrading, and Neil Young.“Remember What You Forgot” is an incredible album and salvages the purpose of music!


Christopher Guillot - Withering Vines of Champagne

Produced by Christopher Guillot/G. Hoffman for Cherry Sound Records llc. @ Cherry Sound Studios llc. Denver, CO.

Feat. Dick Mies
String Arrangements: G. Hoffman




Christopher Guillot - Remember What You Forgot
2013 Cherry Sound Records

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www.CherrySoundRecords.com
www.facebook.com/CherrySoundRecords
www.twitter.com/CherrySoundRecords
www.youtube.com/CherrySoundRecords
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Denver’s own songwriter and owner of Cherry Sound Studios, Christopher Guillot, released his new album, “Remember What You Forgot” on February 14, 2013. His new self-produced record is delightfully unpredictable, integrating a variety of genres ranging from the soothe of jazz, to folk, to classic rock and roll, and even the elegant touch of classical music.

This album in its entirety expresses a weaving idea of thoughtfulness and reminisces, told in an impressionistic manner. The multiplicity of genres suggests the rollercoaster of thought process of the human mind throughout the inevitable instances in life. Guillot’s vocals lend a sensation of warmness, and combined with the colossal accompaniment of orchestral instruments creates a surrounding ambiance of content. The outstanding production value in “Remember What You Forgot” retrieves the lost art of genuine songwriting, therefore creating a classic record! Songs “Paint” and “Fandango” especially exemplify the timelessness Guillot creates.

Guillot’s artistry is strongly influenced by his dad, as well Norman Petty (Buddy Holly’s producer). Alongside imitating the production quality of Petty’s techniques, Guillot’s goal was also to emulate the same feel of simple lyrics with complex arrangements that solely embellish the emotions in each song.

Complimenting the inspiration of 60’s and 70’s music, Guillot cites other musical influences as The Beatles, Elton John, Joan Armatrading, and Neil Young.“Remember What You Forgot” is an incredible album and salvages the purpose of music!


Christopher Guillot - Paint

Produced by Christopher Guillot/G. Hoffman for Cherry Sound Records llc. @ Cherry Sound Studios llc. Denver, CO.

String Arrangements: G. Hoffman
Horn Arrangements: G. Hoffman, C. Guillot & M. Brown



Christopher Guillot - Remember What You Forgot
2013 Cherry Sound Records

===========================
www.CherrySoundRecords.com
www.facebook.com/CherrySoundRecords
www.twitter.com/CherrySoundRecords
www.youtube.com/CherrySoundRecords
===========================

Denver’s own songwriter and owner of Cherry Sound Studios, Christopher Guillot, released his new album, “Remember What You Forgot” on February 14, 2013. His new self-produced record is delightfully unpredictable, integrating a variety of genres ranging from the soothe of jazz, to folk, to classic rock and roll, and even the elegant touch of classical music.

This album in its entirety expresses a weaving idea of thoughtfulness and reminisces, told in an impressionistic manner. The multiplicity of genres suggests the rollercoaster of thought process of the human mind throughout the inevitable instances in life. Guillot’s vocals lend a sensation of warmness, and combined with the colossal accompaniment of orchestral instruments creates a surrounding ambiance of content. The outstanding production value in “Remember What You Forgot” retrieves the lost art of genuine songwriting, therefore creating a classic record! Songs “Paint” and “Fandango” especially exemplify the timelessness Guillot creates.

Guillot’s artistry is strongly influenced by his dad, as well Norman Petty (Buddy Holly’s producer). Alongside imitating the production quality of Petty’s techniques, Guillot’s goal was also to emulate the same feel of simple lyrics with complex arrangements that solely embellish the emotions in each song.

Complimenting the inspiration of 60’s and 70’s music, Guillot cites other musical influences as The Beatles, Elton John, Joan Armatrading, and Neil Young.“Remember What You Forgot” is an incredible album and salvages the purpose of music!



Christopher Guillot - Fandango

Red Fox Run - Skeletons - Cherry Sound Records

https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/skeletons-ep/id640284805

Red Fox Run - Skeletons
Cherry Sound Records

Red Fox Run is...
Daniel Rondeau - Vocals/Rhythm Guitar/Tambourine
Joshua Hester - Vocals/Lead Guitar
Lucas Henderson - Vocals/Keys/Guitar/Bass
Tristan Ringering - Drums/Percussion

Red Fox Run can be categorized simply as indie rock.What that means exactly is unknown to the band, but they love to play it. In their first year together, Red Fox Run was rated Number One by Denver Modern Musicʼs Summer 2011 Denver Underground Music Chart. Daniel Rondeau fronts the group as a guitarist and vocalist, with Josh Hester and Lucas Henderson filling out the sound with vocal harmonies, tasty guitar bits, keys and even bass. Tristan Ringering holds down the mad beats on his trap set. Like so many in the "indie rock" genre, classic rock greats (such as the Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and Bob Dylan) and some vintage ideologies (à la punk and prog rock) have heavily influenced their music, but it is their more modern influences, such as Manchester Orchestra, the Kings of Leon, Vampire Weekend, Lovedrug, and the Strokes that shine through most prominently. Late in the summer of 2010, Red Fox Run began its assault on Denver's music scene. With a growing fan base, many local shows under their belt, and their debut album, [take]ctrl, the band is hungry to continue expanding their horizons and accomplish bigger and better things.Running on a set of original songs, co-written by Rondeau and Hester, Red Fox Run has been playing around Denver and enjoying a growing network of fans since they began. They have performed at festivals and venues such as The Denver Post Underground Music Showcase, Higher Ground Music Festival, Casselmanʼs, the Seawell Grand Ballroom, the Hi Dive, Herman's Hideaway, the Larimer Lounge, among others, and they have performed on WKRP Pirate Radio and Mile High Underground Radio.A shared desire to support humanitarian causes has led the band to partner with organizations such as Love 146, a local anti-human trafficking organization, and Women with a Cause, at whose "Play it Forward" event, Red Fox Run got a rare opportunity to perform in the Seawell Grand Ballroom in the Denver Center for Performing Arts.Backed up by an energetic live show and their new LP, Red Fox Run are geared up to take their music to the streets of Denver and eventually the world. (They vehemently refuse to play anywhere that does not have streets because you canʼt have street cred without streets and even if you could, what good would it do you?). 

https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/skeletons-ep/id640284805

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Red Fox Run - Lucky Sevens

Christopher Guillot - Remember What You Forgot
2013 Cherry Sound Records

===========================
www.CherrySoundRecords.com
www.facebook.com/CherrySoundRecords
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www.youtube.com/CherrySoundRecords
===========================

Denver’s own songwriter and owner of Cherry Sound Studios, Christopher Guillot, released his new album, “Remember What You Forgot” on February 14, 2013. His new self-produced record is delightfully unpredictable, integrating a variety of genres ranging from the soothe of jazz, to folk, to classic rock and roll, and even the elegant touch of classical music.

This album in its entirety expresses a weaving idea of thoughtfulness and reminisces, told in an impressionistic manner. The multiplicity of genres suggests the rollercoaster of thought process of the human mind throughout the inevitable instances in life. Guillot’s vocals lend a sensation of warmness, and combined with the colossal accompaniment of orchestral instruments creates a surrounding ambiance of content. The outstanding production value in “Remember What You Forgot” retrieves the lost art of genuine songwriting, therefore creating a classic record! Songs “Paint” and “Fandango” especially exemplify the timelessness Guillot creates.

Guillot’s artistry is strongly influenced by his dad, as well Norman Petty (Buddy Holly’s producer). Alongside imitating the production quality of Petty’s techniques, Guillot’s goal was also to emulate the same feel of simple lyrics with complex arrangements that solely embellish the emotions in each song.

Complimenting the inspiration of 60’s and 70’s music, Guillot cites other musical influences as The Beatles, Elton John, Joan Armatrading, and Neil Young.“Remember What You Forgot” is an incredible album and salvages the purpose of music!

Christopher Guillot - Old Man

Christopher Guillot - Courtley Love

Christopher Guillot - Hard Day

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