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James Gillespie
James Gillespie's debut single "Dead in the Water" got attention in the early 2000s. The band's first album was called "Into the Blue," followed by "The Bones...
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James Gillespie's debut single "Dead in the Water" got attention in the early 2000s. The band's first album was called "Into the Blue," followed by "The Bones of Summer" and "The Tide." Their songs like "What You Do" and "Lost" have a straightforward alternative rock feel with some folk touches.
Guitarist Michael Dunn was arrested for drug possession in the mid-2000s, which caused some disruption. The band kept going with James Gillespie on vocals and guitar, Dunn on guitar, David Garcia on bass, and James Millar on drums.
They've put out more material since then, including songs like "Hold Me Down" and "Rescue Me." The music doesn't try to reinvent anything, just delivers solid guitar-based tracks with clear vocals.
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