Deuce Bender Presents
Seattle - A Baseball Town
© 2004 Deuce Bender Enterprises (634479013171)
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This ain't your granddaddy's baseball music. Pop, Rock, Latin, Blues, Swing, R&B, Twang and more from some of Seattle's best.
tracks
- 1 Game of Love - Supersnazz
- 2 2001 - Chris Ballew
- 3 Edgar - Pancho Chavez w/ Sonando
- 4 Go Go Ichiro - Supersnazz
- 5 Slow it Down Jamie - Andrea Wittgens
- 6 Average Fan - Jimm McIver
- 7 The Early Days - Jimm McIver
- 8 The Kid - Carla Lewis
- 9 Bone- Chad Hinman
- 10 Harold & Alvin - The Main Attraction
- 11 I'm Playing Left Field - Jake Bergevin
- 12 Get 'em Over, Get 'em In - Paul Thomas
- 13 Baseball Hero - Supersnazz
- 14 1995 - Jeff Hoyt
- 15 The Day the Dome Went Down - Robb Benson
- 16 We Were There - Jimm McIver
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Baseball and Music get together again in this compilation featuring some of Seattle's (and Japan's) best musicians. Baseball Troubadour Deuce Bender and company have penned a collection of songs celebrating the game and his favorite team, the Seattle Mariners.
The disc features Chris Ballew of the Presidents of the United States, Singer-songwriter Robb Benson, Japan's own Supersnazz, The Main Attraction, Pancho Chavez w/Sonando, Jimm McIver, Andrea Wittgens, Chad Hinman, Jake Bergevin, Paul Thomas, Carla Lewis, and Jeff Hoyt.
Take a trip through Mariners history with Deuce Bender and the team. Beginning in 1977 through the current season, the Seattle Mariners have a rich history of characters and events.
It's about time somebody sang about it.
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A great find for Seattle Mariners fans!
author: MikeThis album has a true mix of music styles. Most of the songs are excellent, only a few duds. There are really notable songs - my favorite is "2001" done by Seattle's own Chris Ballew of the Presidents of the USA. Very catchy. Other really fun songs are by a Japanese band called Supersnazz. Surprising I have never heard the songs on Seattle radio. Mariners fans should get this album!