Trevor Beld Jimenez Riverside, California
Trevor Beld Jimenez is a husband, father and songwriter from Riverside, CA. He is 1 half of the duo Parting Lines and he has played drums and bass guitar for artists such as Kacey Johansing, Joel Jerome, and Fruit Bats. Trevor has also cowritten songs with bands such as GospelbeacH and Pearl Charles. He released his solo debut I Like It Here on Curation Records in 2020. ... more
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See You On The Other Side
by Parting Lines
supported by 9 fans who also own “Dreamin' All The Time”
I'm thrilled to have discovered you guys through the Mariee Sioux show in Bolinas. Been listening to your album all morning! I hope you'll be playing again in Northern California. <3
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Spread The Feeling
by Pernice Brothers
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already listened to this album a million times, and probably will listen a million more times. top shelf. love it.
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You Know You're Burning Someone
by The Reds, Pinks & Purples
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Me & Magdalena has always been a favourite RPP cover for me. Evocative of a dusty road movie, with distant state lines, sunsets, canyons and oceans; a glorious song about love, memories, loss, regrets and the tantalising, unknown possibilities and pleasures of the future. And I love the LDR cover, too! A sensual, fabulous collection of covers. Thanks, Glenn.
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Listening To The Music
by Zephaniah OHora
Irresistible classic country music abounds on “Listening To The Music,” full of lap steel, walking bass, and heartwarming melodies.
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Lubbock (on everything)
by Terry Allen
This country classic is like Bob Dylan recording “Blonde on Blonde” in Lubbock with a crack roadhouse band.
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Former frontman of punk band Roidz has crafted a richly layered contemporary pop record exploring the world of lives lived on the fringe.
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supported by 8 fans who also own “Dreamin' All The Time”
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