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		<title>SHOWS</title>
				
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		<description>UPCOMING SHOWS:

May 5th - Ranch Party @ EB's Lounge, Original Farmers Market 7pm

May 11th - The Pike , Long Beach 9pm

May 12th - Pappy and Harriet's w/ Leslie Stevens &#38; The Broken Numbers Band 8pm

May 18th - R Bar Koreatown, LA 9pm

May 23rd - Olde Town Pub Pasadena  9pm

May 26th - "Where the Great Ones Run" opening party.

June 2nd - Private Party

June 9th - Ranch Party @ EB's Lounge, Original Farmers Market 7pm

June 20th - The Troubadour Hollywood CA 9pm 



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		<title>PRESS</title>
				
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		<pubDate>Sat, 19 Feb 2011 07:33:51 +0000</pubDate>

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		<description>February 19th 2012,

Flying Shoes

Lead singer Lee Briante gives the band a very distinctive sound, his voice being a wry, world-weary drawl, whilst the band behind him plays neat, cheerful country music that is predominantly upbeat in tone. With lyrics that frequently have a beaten up, humorously cynical air about them, it feels like the whole shebang is completely imbued with the spirit of Townes van Zandt – cheerfully bleak throughout. I reckon the marriage of that vibe to some beautifully played, regular guy country music that is rich with melody is The Far West’s masterstroke. (Read On...)

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January 25th 2012,

Now This Sound is Brave

I was hooked from the first song and spent a week or two carrying it around with me in order to appreciate it properly. It’s good walking and thinking music; by which I mean, I would put it on as I was headed home after work and the next thing I knew 20 blocks had slipped by without my noticing. (Read on...)

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January 10th 2012,

Nine Bullets

Suddenly you stumble upon these gems just sitting there, waiting to be discovered. They call themselves “The Far West”, and that’s really how they sound. Like cowboys from a long lost outposts, somewhere from far out west, who has hooked up with the ghosts of Whiskeytown and Hank Williams. (Read On...)

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January 9th, 2012

Country Jukebox 

No question, these guys are arguably amongst the discoveries of the last year. Under the production of Amos McWoods the quartet achieves really big things when it comes to crisp, balanced and flowing music bouncing between traditional and modern styles. (Read On...)

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January 9th 2012,

Rootstime

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		<title>CONTACT</title>
				
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		<pubDate>Sat, 19 Feb 2011 06:54:19 +0000</pubDate>

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		<description>Questions and comments: Email The Far West

Bookings: 914.325.8220 


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		<title>BIO</title>
				
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		<pubDate>Sat, 19 Feb 2011 06:44:43 +0000</pubDate>

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"Technically pure, slightly jaded, no-nonsense and honest with stellar storytelling for the every-man." The Far West came together in early 2010, each member having left other bands to pursue a unique sound they weren't getting elsewhere. Robert Black, hailing from Texas has played in dozens of bands from the plains all the way to the coasts (in both directions).  In his Texas days he backed a number of bands in all day BBQ hoedowns and late night jam sessions. He even had a band share a bill with Townes Van Zandt.  In Los Angeles, after working as a session bassist for several LA bands like Leslie &#38; The Badgers, West of Texas &#38; many others, he met singer Lee Briante. Briante comes from the fertile Hudson Valley of NY, by way of the rolling hills of Western Mass.  His parents instilled a deep love of music in him from a very early age, taking him to see a wide variety of music like Arlo, Pete Seegar, Charlie Daniels and many others.  Memories of rowdy irish bands burning through bow rosin in low ceiling riverside taverns stand out in his mind.   Lee has been playing in bands since he was 15 or so, among others he played in the Northampton, MA ambient band paris., the Boston band 1986 and the LA based Queen Victoria.  Ready to start a project of his own he made contact with Robert Black by posting a simple craigslist ad that consisted of nothing more then a Waylon Jennings video.  The next move, and a critical one, was finding a pedal steel player worth his weight, and one that could switch between Tele &#38; pedal steel taboot.  Erik 'the kidd' Kristiansen was just the man, born in Louisiana and having played in a number of bands since he was in his teens. Erik has played the dive bars of the Lower East Side, the honkey tonks of Gulf Coast, and the chateaus of Sweden's Alt-Country scene. He has recorded with Ryan Adams on the mythical 'SnowKobra' record, Heavenly Blues, The Dark Horses and many more.  Virgina born guitarist Brian Bachman had been playing in several bands in LA, but after sharing a bill with The Far West, he wanted in.  TFW wanted him too and once the timing worked out Brian joined up and added a depth and excitement to the sound that was greatly needed. After seeing Alabama native Alan F. Rogers drum in a downtown LA bar The Far West knew they had to have him.  It turned out Alan was looking for something just like The Far West, and after some mutual appreciation smoke blowing, the lineup was solidified.  

Once The Far West came together they got right to work, gigging all across Southern California in places like The Echo, Pappy &#38; Harriets, Hotel Cafe, Cowboy Palace Saloon, Taix, Silverlake Lounge &#38; many more. By December 2010 they were ready to record over 15 original songs and headed down to Encinitas, where the American Legion Post 416 had become a familiar venue to them. The crew at the legion opened up the doors to the band, and over 3 days The Far West recorded their originals with he help of Engineer/ Producer Colin Mclean.   Done live-to-tape with minimal overdubs this record captures the live energy and beautiful tone of the Legion Post. The boys have been gigging ever since, making stops at the 2011 &#38; 2012 SXSW festival in Austin &#38; countless jukejoints across the southwest.  They're proud to share stages with their contemporaries like Mike Stinson, Brennan Leigh, Broken Numbers Band, David Serby, The Americans, Tony Gilkyson &#38; many others.

What others are saying:

"Californiality is categorically labeling The Far West as "the best L.A. country music act of 2011," and here's why: The Far West takes country music where it should be by now in 2011 - technically pure, slightly jaded, no-nonsense and honest with stellar storytelling for the every-man.

The songwriting, musicianship and production quality on The Far West album is superb, so nothing more needs to be said.  It simply must be heard."

"The Far West have an authentically Americana sound that’s been described as something like Waylon’s band jamming with Wilco. Their songs are highly personal, introspective and original and portray a deep love of American music."

	
"Stopped by for a cold London's Pride and caught a set by LA's The Far West. I've know bassist Robert Black for some time, but this was the first time I've really kicked back and absorbed a set of their material. Singer Lee Briante has a kind of rangy Sam Shepard quality to him. (others have suggested a younger David Serby.) He sings in a kind of understated drawl that is a perfect fit for the material. And while I enjoyed the performance, I think it was the songwriting that really turned my head. Tunes like, "I won't have that far to fall" and "This is where I get off" are so expertly constructed classic country songs that you can't help but be drawn in by the storytelling. Robert chimes in at the perfect time with lazy harmonies and the whole thing sounds at the same time familiar and fresh. Guitarist/Pedal steel master Erik Kristiansen is a pleasure and turns a phrase with style and taste. When it comes to sitting down and listening to some heartfelt country music I highly recommend these boys."

The Far West :
Lee Briante
Robert Black
Erik Kristiansen
Alan F. Rogers
Brian Bachman
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		<title>SHOP</title>
				
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		<pubDate>Sat, 19 Feb 2011 06:40:14 +0000</pubDate>

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The Debut CD from The Far West. Available for Download on itunes and Amazon, or click 'Buy Now' for a Physical CD.  




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		<title>MUSIC</title>
				
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		<pubDate>Sat, 19 Feb 2011 06:18:44 +0000</pubDate>

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		<description>Streaming songs from our debut album:


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Buy our album on Itunes &#38; Amazon: 

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Best Company Misery Ever Had - R. Black

You'll get on with your life
I'll get on with mine
we had a deal to keep, and honey I wont cross that line.
nothing more then lovers, nothing more then fun
how many times I meant to tell you, baby youre the one
It wasnt love, it wasnt bad, and even though 
you left me sad
you were the best company that misery ever had.
Maybe there was a way, or the right words to say
something i could have done to get you to stay
It wasnt love, it wasnt bad, and even though 
you left me sad
you were the best company that misery ever had.

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Bound to Lose - L. Briante

Im sitting on my watch, trying to be on time
you know I left New York, crossed that LA county line
I'm bound to lose, bound to lose
boss said we don'd need you anymore
boss said go out and don't come back here through that door
I'm bound to lose, bound to lose
Oh, oh, bound to lose.
oh, oh, bound to lose.
Left my home, so i could be alone 
you know i left my home when i got that urge to roam 
im bound to lose, bound to lose
see them girls look so pretty and so fine
you know they break my heart, 
nearly every single night
im bound to lose, bound to lose
oh, oh bound to lose
oh, oh bound to lose
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Bitter, Drunk and Cold - L. Briante

this town has made me bitter drunk and cold
these desert winds have turned my heart to stone
i used to be a real nice guy walking around with my head held high
but this town has made me bitter drunk and cold
when i first came here, i guess i was in love
i heard wedding bells, and saw the white dove
but one shoe dropped and the other one fell
i broke her heart and it went to hell
this town has made me bitter, drunk and cold
used to be i seldom said a word
now it seems like every other one is a curse
i talk bad about everyone, be you best friend or 
be you my love, this town has made me bitter, drunk and cold
and even though the sun shines everyday, my disposition has become awfully gray.
i dont go out anymore, i hardly even open up my door
this town has made me bitter, drunk and cold
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Gone to Texas - L. Briante

Debt collector come knocking, come knocking at my door (x2)
you just let him knock, i dont live there anymore.
I've gone to texas, left a note upon my door (x2)
I've goen to texas, I wont be back no more.
Well all the world is young lads, and all the trees are green (x2)
Every goose is a swan boys, every little lass is a queen.
I'm going to fix my self up something, maybe down in San Antonio (x2)
Just pack the wife and the children and away we go.
Im leading a two horse wagon, with one spare horse behind (x2)
I got me one old mule, but i dont dare call him mine.
Keep an eye out for the highwayman, and the road agent too (x2)
They'll take your money and your horses and beat the devil right outta you.

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Good Lord Willing - L. Briante

Good Lord willing and the creek dont rise 
good lord willing and the creek dont rise
good lord willing and the creek dont rise
hes going to cure the sick hes going to heal the blind
hes going to cure the sick hes going to heal the blind
good lord willing and the creek dont rise
hes going to raise the dead and turn water into wine
hes going to raise the dead and turn water into wine
good lord willing and the creek dont rise
i got fire in my belly i got dust in my eyes
i got fire in my belly i got dust in my eye
good lord willing and the creek dont rise
come on little baby we can make it if we try
come along little baby we can make it if we try
good lord willing and the creek dont rise

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Ill keep the bed warm - L. Briante

ill keep the bed warm baby
whether or not your coming home
i'd rather lie here thinking maybe
then lie here thinking ill be all alone.
so ill keep the light on tonight
ill be waiting right by the door
i can still salvage some pride
come tonight or dont come no more
and i know you dont call, everyone says its my fault
but i dont know.
im going to keep this fire burning 
even if you got something on the side
my poor heart will go on yearning
but girl youre running out of time
so ill keep this flame hot
while you sort out what you need
you can come on back or not
it makes no difference to me
and i know youre woman, 
but that dont mean your a good one
dont you know.

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Ill Never Drink Again L. Briante

Cassie was red wine, and we'd drink it all night
till the teeth in our head would turn red.
then we'd stumble up stairs and with our clothes still on collapse onto the bed. 
then we'd get up the next day, and do it all over again. 
Cassie was red wide, ill never drink red wine again.
lily was vodka, and we drank more then you oughta 
as the moon came up and then went back down
and shed stay up all night, and stare out the window with a frown.
she'd be gone in the morning, leaving me a note and some crushed cigarettes by my bed.
Lily drank vodka now i cant drink vodka again. 
Amy was whiskey or rye and she'd take them neat
and we'd close down the bars, and wonder back into the streets. 
she'd take me home, where i'd still feel alone, as i fixed my eyes on the door.
Amy drank whiskey, now i cant drink whiskey no more.
becky was beer and she made it clear that 
she'd rather be with me then with her man
so we left there together and hit the road without a plan.
we made it out west where the sunshine went to me head.
Becky drank beer, now i cant drink beer again.
Georgia drinks white wine during the night time,
 the candle light reflects off the glass
and we sit there together, through our heads back and laugh.
when times get rough, she tells me it will be alright.
Georgia drinks white wine, so im drinking white wine tonight.

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Maricopa City Lights - R. Black

It's the kind of place you run to, just a city kid would come to
a little town, to start anew
she was light and sweetness, maybe all i ever needed
but we knew her family would never approve
we spent that whole summer, trying not to be discovered
but still she was sent away, where i never knew.
Hey Maria, I'm out of my head again
I need to see you but I dont know where I am
I'm walking these streets tonight, under Maricopa City Lights.
Shes the kind of girl you dream of
in the spaces in between love
when you let yourself think, theres still something good.
these small towns all look the same
and underneath they're all to blame, 
still just a poor boy, and I'd never do.
I can see us so naive, thinking that she'd never leave
and now shes promised to somebody new.

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Not Far To Fall - R. Black

Look at her shine, just like a starry sky
just as pretty as a picture on my front porch tonight
but if i let her in my door, shel'l break me like before
but this time, I wont have to far to fall.
Its not far to fall, from here to there
its not far to fall, because you dont care
and every time I let you in, you break my heart again
but this time I wont have to far to fall.
I close my eyes, and she appears
like a vision made from wishing and too much beer
and if i let here in tonight, she'll be gone by morning light
but this time i wont have to far to fall.

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Nothing Like You - R. Black

Someday I will get over losing you
and i know that it will hurt until i do
but when this heartache ends, and i finally love again
you know the next one, will be nothing like you.
I remember every cruel thing that you'd do
and the way it made you happy to see me blue
I remember those nights alone, waiting right here by the phone
so the next one will be nothing like you.
she tells me yes, for every time you said no
and for every time you said goodbye
she says hello
i wont settle for someone who just wants to see me blue
ill be strong enough to hold out until i see it through
and if i ever love again, it will be with someone true
cause the next one, will be nothing like you.

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Tears On The Pillowcase Again - L. Briante

Comes in like a lamb, goes out like a lion
when love comes knocking at your door.
and you let it back in, forgetting the last time
and forgetting that roses have thorns.
so its tears on the pillowcase again what starts, has to end
oh its tears on the pillowcase again im losing my only friend
starts to simple gets so complicated  its enough to drive you insane
youll be walking down the street, feeling found
but its the same place youve always been
so its tears on the pillowcase again
we were going so strong, when the wheels just came off
you know we were moving to fast down the road
and you left me there, what else could you do, it was over through and through 
so its tears on the pillowcase again


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Town Called Lonesome - R. Black

Theres a place for the loved in this world
and a place where youre alone
a place for happiness ive never known.
ive found the last place left where i can hide out from my heart
where you are mine and we will never part
and i hear you calling, baby come back home
but when i turn around im still alone
and everybody wants to know where ive been hanging around
my friends say i dont go out anymore
but i dont feel too much like going out since you been gone
ive been living in a little town called lonesome. 
im like a ghost i walk these streets, and no one sees me go
and even in a crowd a feel alone.
when she looks up at the stars tonight they're the same ones that i see
but i know shes not thinking of me

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Whats Done Is Done - L. Briante

my white shirts have all turned yellow
the flowers in the house have all turned brown
the ice box is emoty and barren, ever since you left town
i should have asked you to stay, 
but you know i aint no good
and everything i could have done, becomes everything i should have
we were balanced in the dark, maybe cursed right from the start 
the birds of love, beat their wings in our hearts
and then they flew apart.
i used to be so independent
but you left me like a child in the wood
now i can hardly get out of bed, dont know what id do if i even could
now the house is quiet and empty,
and im fixing dinner made for one
and im burning these old love notes, because whats done is done.

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Where I Get Off - R. Black

This is where i get off. right back where we started out.
right back at the spot, where we first for lost,
this is where i get off.
well this love could be the very best
or this love could end like all the rest.
so before all the crying, the heartache and the lying
before all that, this is where i have to stop.
This is where i get off. right back where we started out.
right back at the spot, where we first for lost,
this is where i get off.
this love, still feels like its brand new
wouldnt take much, for me to fall for you
could be a mistake, to let you slip away
cause you've got what it takes, to make my poor heart ache
so before all that, this is where i have to stop
This is where i get off. right back where we started out.
right back at the spot, where we first for lost,
this is where i get off.

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Words From A Letter - L. Briante


im sorry im asking your forgiveness. 
i was wrong and you were right all along
i was foolish and i was reckless this is my apology right here in this song
but these are words, from a letter ill never send
yeah these are lines from a note you'll never get
i dont know why, i, i even write these words from a letter ill never send
i guess i went down to the bar too much
while i was shooting pool with the boys, we were losing touch
i pretended that everything was just fine, and i couldn't see the storm brewing behind your eyes.
but these are words from a letter ill never send....
and all those nights you didnt come home.
thats alright i was okay sleeping alone
i guess ill take the blame for driving you to him
must have been the result of something i did
but these are words from a letter ill never send....


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		<title>VIDEO</title>
				
		<link>http://www.thefarwestband.com/VIDEO</link>

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		<pubDate>Sat, 19 Feb 2011 05:28:24 +0000</pubDate>

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		<description>Our New Video:



Guy Clark Tribute:



The making of our album:



Live:








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		<link>http://www.thefarwestband.com/PHOTOS</link>

		<comments>http://www.thefarwestband.com/following/thefarwestband.com/PHOTOS</comments>

		<pubDate>Sat, 19 Feb 2011 05:01:44 +0000</pubDate>

		<dc:creator>The Far West</dc:creator>
		
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