I Looked Out, by Greg Freeman

I Looked Out

by Greg Freeman

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1.	Horns 00:45	buy track
2.	Right Before the Last Waves Took Vestris 02:42	buy track
3.	Colorado 04:16	buy track
4.	Long Distance Driver 04:05	buy track
5.	Come and Change My Body 04:12	buy track
6.	Connect to Host 01:39	buy track
7.	Tower 04:00	buy track
8.	I'll See You In My Mind 05:32	buy track
9.	Souvenir Heart 03:00	buy track
10.	Palms 06:32	buy track

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my old friend garrett linck was who originally turned me on to Greg Freeman, a young exciting vermont songwriter with a wailing voice and a massive raucous band of musicians, so i thought who better to do bud's first guest blurb than garrett.

"Greg Freeman deals in biblical deluges, apocalyptic fever dreams, Floridian miscreants, and green mountain malaise. On his excellent debut LP “I Looked Out”, Gregs’s voice takes center stage, creaking, crooning, and cutting through clouds of static. The songs are linked together by a palpable urgency, whether it is the punch-in-the-face, careening momentum of “Tower,” the country-gazing guitar squall of “Souvenir Heart,” or the singalong finale of “Palms.” Careful arrangements and production choices bring out the best of the 7-piece band that ornament the album with pedal steel, horns, eerie strings, and tape warbles. Greg’s strong narrative songwriting is equally effective chronicling the demise of the a 1920s ocean liner as it is documenting his own interpersonal uncertainties. The sounds on the record conjure up the feeling of driving around Chittenden County in the middle of winter, high beams on, slush on the floor mats. It’s hard for me to imagine a more promising debut record, and I can’t wait to see where this band goes next." - Garrett Linck

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released October 15, 2022

1. Horns

Trumpet - Sam Atallah
Saxophone - Cam Gilmour
Clarinet - Thaya Zalewski

2. Right Before the Last Waves Took Vestris

Guitar, Vocals - Greg Freeman
Bass - Noah Kesey
Drums - Zack James
Pedal Steel - Ben Rodgers

3. Colorado

Guitar, Vocals - Greg Freeman
Guitar, Bass - Noah Kesey
Drums - Zack James
Saxophone - Cam Gilmour
Trumpet - Sam Atallah

4. Long Distance Driver

Guitar, Vocal - Greg Freeman
Bass - Noah Kesey
Drums - Zack James
Saxophone - Cam Gilmour

5. Come and Change My Body

Guitar, Vocals, Bass, Harmonica - Greg Freeman
Drums, Tambourine - Zack James
Trumpet - Sam Atallah
Saxophone - Billy Weaver, Lily Seward

6. Connect to Host

Guitar, Vocals - Greg Freeman
Bass - Noah Kesey
Drums - Zack James

7. Tower

Guitar, Vocals - Greg Freeman
Bass - Noah Kesey
Drums - Scott Maynard
Trumpet - Sam Atallah
Saxophone - Cam Gilmour

8. I'll See You In My Mind

Guitar, Vocals - Greg Freeman
Bass, Guitar - Noah Kesey
Drums - Scott Maynard

9. Souvenir Heart

Guitar, Vocals - Greg Freeman
Bass - Noah Kesey
Drums - Scott Maynard
Pedal Steel - Ben Rodgers

10. Palms

Guitar, Vocals - Greg Freeman
Bass - Cam Gilmour
Drums - Zack James
Saxophone - Cam Gilmour
Trumpet - Sam Atallah
Pedal Steel - Ben Rodgers
Group Vocals - Lily Seward, Connor Turque, Molly Mehan, Noah Kesey

Mixed by Noah Kesey and Greg Freeman in 2020-2022 in 3-5 different buildings across Burlington, Vermont
Mastered by Dan Rome at Future Fields studio in Burlington,Vermont

Special Thanks to Noah, Lily, Zack, Cam, Connor, Jackie, Scott, Ben Rodgers, Dan Rome, Sam and Billy, and everyone that devoted their time to this music. I love you all

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