Name: Been Looking, feat. David Wakefield on Tenor Sax by Zeke & the Endorphins
Duration: 4 min 47 s
Description: We toned this version down, trying to keep it nice and pretty. It features the very melodic soloing of Dave Wakefield on Tenor Sax, countering very griity Zeke vocals and piano styling. Phenom!

Like It Matters

Private Life

We toned this version down, trying to keep it nice and pretty. It features the very melodic soloing of Dave Wakefield on Tenor Sax, countering very griity Zeke vocals and piano styling. Phenom!

Been Looking,  feat. David Wakefield on Tenor Sax

A bluesy sort of diddly with very catchy hook. and a bit of angst. Catch the Incredible lead riffing by Nat Bailey. And then there are the horns....ahh the horns!! Watch it now!

Ain't Listening

Very soulful tune, could listen to it for hours...

Waiting

Interesting tune with some highly melodic playing by all:  Lindsay on piano, JKats on guitar, and especially Dave Wakefield on harmonica....some haunting going on there. Not sure who he was channellng, but they were in the room....

Minutes Of Time

Great song about love lost on a long agoMardi Gras weekend . Ties in with a great tune by Device called Lincoln's Cadillac. The phenomenal trumpet of Taylor Knowles entwined with the haunting harp work of Dave Wakefield gets coupled with the keyboard work of Mark Gunter and Lindsay Montana --it's absolutely amazing--that's all I can say... A Coup de gras!!

New Orleans

A classic bluesy spiritual  take featuring JKats on guitar and Mark Gunter on organ is strongly supported by the underpinning piano work of Lindsey Montana. Gritty, downright gritty!! Whoa!

Ain't Got Nothing

A song about reaching  near the end of your rope, with no lifeline in sight. Sometimes that's why change happens, and that might not be so good. Recorded in the Hole in Madison, WI by Device.

Ever Survive

A great song, music and lyrics written by Steve Harcus. Originally recorded and engineered by Butch Vig, the intrinsic beauty of the  song was masterfully drawn out by engineer Jason Phelps of Acadia Studios who combined the disparate musicians recorded separately in Madison WI and Portland ME , the multiple horn players, keyboard players, and guitarists were gently layered on to the insistent, deeply soulful rhythm.  is it 70s, 80s, Motown or British blues.....? It's the heartland silly! Wow, a little candlelight, a little Karma,,,,,

Can't Love You

We call it "the Bowie".  A haunting song, it features incredible playing by guitarists Nat Bailey and Jason Phelps, soaring over and around  the Port City Rhythmic Horns...there's more than a few crescendos here.....just like life....

Been Looking, feat. David Wakefield on Tenor Sax

Zeke & the Endorphins

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