Henry Lee Summer
Henry Lee Summer is a band that formed in Los Angeles in the mid-1990s, with Scott Thomas on vocals and guitar, Brian Chase on bass, and Derek Smith on drums....
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Henry Lee Summer is a band that formed in Los Angeles in the mid-1990s, with Scott Thomas on vocals and guitar, Brian Chase on bass, and Derek Smith on drums. They put out a self-titled debut album that included the song 'Darlin' Danielle Don't', which got some attention for its blend of rock and folk touches.
Their music leaned into a kind of soulful, Americana-tinged rock sound, with other tracks like 'Hands On The Radio' and 'Hey Baby' showing up in their catalog. They released a couple more albums after that, 'Heart's Desire' and 'All the Sad Young Men', which kept them going in the alternative scene for a while.
Over time, they had some lineup shifts and brought in other players like keyboardist Matt Webster and guitarist Adam Kessler for touring and recording. The band's work from that period still pops up now and then, with 'Darlin' Danielle Don't' being the one most people remember.
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