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Artist
Lee Rogers
12+ albums
bluesacousticSinger/SongwriterRock/Popnorthern ireland
about
Lee Rogers is a name of at least two artists: [1] A Northern Ireland, UK, blues rock singer-songwriter (b. 1977). [2] A USA Northern soul / doo wop singer Lee Rogers Craton (b. 1942 - d. 1990). [1] A Carrickfergus, Northern Ireland, blues rock singer-songwriter who débuted with EP Promise Of Day (2004) and album Drawing Clocks (2006). Recorded in 2005's Italian summer, Drawing Clocks showcases Rogers' narrative talent and restlessness. Diversely travelled, he draws on his own experiences to deliver stories that appeal to the ear and heart, with poignant phrasing and delivery that may keep a song in the head for days. How Will I Sleep? was used on The River King (2005, Myriad Pictures), film soundtrack. He also featured on Worldspace/XM satellite radio's week-long 'Best of British Music' programmes, in conjunction with their exclusive live USA coverage of 2006 Brit Awards - recorded live from Abbey Road Studios, London. His influences, include: Tom Waits, Bruce Springsteen, Sting and James Taylor - plus, fellow countrymen, Van Morrison and Paul Brady. Solo acoustic or with regular backing, live sets combine heart stopping vocals, slick acoustic guitar and showcase a penchant for story telling, within his songs. He might come across as a Homeric minstrel, narrating reality. An ambassador for times gone, and times to come, creating a tangible / honest performance, to connect with all ages. Sites: LeeRogers.co.uk (official). [2] A USA 'Northern soul' / 'doo wop' sin
top songs
albums
Boss Love: The United Kingdom Collection
Drawing Clocks
Sock Some Love Power To Me: Rare Detroit Soul (1963-1970)
Santa's Funk & Soul Christmas Party
Sock Some Love Power To Me
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Santa's Funk & Soul Christmas Party (Full Version)
Detroit (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
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Gameblood
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The first days of funk - vol. 1
The Cream Of Northern Soul
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Beg, Scream & Shout! The Big Ol' Box Of '60s Soul [Disc 5]
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Dr. Boogie Presents Wasa Wasa (Fabulous Rhythm'n' Blues Shakers on the Dancefloor 1952 - 1968)