Category: Bands/Comps/Splits
Eric Ott – Freeway UFOs
75OL-257 Eric Ott – Freeway UFOs
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Track Listing
1. Evil Times
2. Long Goodbye
3. Freeway UFO’s
4. Inside Outside
5. Gum Swollen Teeth
6. Misfortune Waits
7. Death Of Me
8. I Pray
9. Why Do I
Recorded between late 2016 and 2017 Freeway UFOs is a homage to mid and late 70’s rock influenced by Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, Paul McCartney & Wings.
Credits:
Written By: Eric Ott
Produced/Recorded/Mastered/Instruments By: Chris Decato
Written By: Eric Ott
Produced/Recorded/Mastered/Instruments By: Chris Decato
Recorded at the One Car Garage Studio and Chris Decato’s Home Studio
Lead & Backing Vocals: Eric Ott
Backing Vocals: Chris Decato, Nate Laban and Justin Carloni
Sax – Matt Langley
Sax – Eric Klaxton
Trombone – Josh Gagnon
Backing Vocals: Chris Decato, Nate Laban and Justin Carloni
Sax – Matt Langley
Sax – Eric Klaxton
Trombone – Josh Gagnon
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