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Jeremy Buck's debut album "A Secret Made of Dreams", released April 2005, is a warm alternative to today's assembly line, machine pressed pop/rock. What makes it so different? Perhaps it's the "A" list weight that it carries. During the two-year stretch it took to record, Jeremy managed to pull in a handful of the industry's best to record with him. Dig Lewis (Stevie Wonder, Tina Turner) laid bass on several tracks. Moe Z M.D. (John Mellencamp, Wallflowers) along with his sister Keila Stewart (Earth, Wind & Fire) provided keyboards and the soulful backing vocals that are heard throughout the album. Jimbo Ross (Led Zeppelin, Frank Sinatra, Coolio) added viola, and Gregg Wright (Michael Jackson, Berlin) along with Michael Smith (The Why Store) played guitar. All together the album boasts performances from over twenty different musicians giving it a depth and diversity that much of today's music lacks. Jeremy's genuinely quirky and eclectic style of songwriting has drawn many comparisons to The Beatles, Frank Zappa, Johnny Cash, and Beck. "A Secret Made of Dreams" is a fresh look at what is possible in today's derivative commercial music market. Check it out! Check out the artist's website: http://jeremybuck.com Track List: 1. Might Not Make It 2. Goin' To California 3. Secret Made of Dreams 4. Who Knows What 5. PCH Avenue 6. EZ on U 7. DanceFloor 8. Not Making Much Sense 9. Things You Do 10. Chateau Motel 11. So It Goes 12. Smokey Smokey Smokey 13. Who Knows What (Reprise) 14. Thumper 15. Smokey Smokey Smokey (Reprise) Suggested CDs:Other Genres:
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