Cellar Sessions: The Contenders - Not Enough November 11th, 2017 City Winery New York
- 5 years ago
The Contenders (Jay Nash & Josh Day) sit down for a One On One Session at City Winery New York on November 11th, 2017. Watch the full session here: https://youtu.be/p0VE_nGL_xU For more info visit: http://www.wearethecontenders.com Audio & Video by: Ehud Lazin Audio Mixing by: Jay Nash
Setlist:
Back in Time
Call me the Lucky One
Long Way Down
Not Enough
‘Laughing with the Reckless’: A Unique Heartbreak written by Joey Ryan – The Milk Carton Kids
The legend Levon Helm said that if you give it good concentration, good energy, good heart, and good performance, the song will play you. If that’s true, then Jay Nash and Josh Day are well and truly played by the set of songs in their debut EP, “Meet The Contenders.” The collection breathes with musicality and grit in the tradition of heroes—The Band, Tom Petty, The Dead, Dylan.
Thrumming and heady, with a steady heartbeat and a hint of honky-tonk, this EP speaks of wanderers and highways, lovers and losers, good times and missed chances, swimming pools and movie stars, all with a ferocity born of hard work and honed skill. Nash and Day have been players and poets for the better part of two decades; they have been making music, telling tales, drinking whiskey, and having fun touring together as The Contenders since 2012.
Setlist:
Back in Time
Call me the Lucky One
Long Way Down
Not Enough
‘Laughing with the Reckless’: A Unique Heartbreak written by Joey Ryan – The Milk Carton Kids
The legend Levon Helm said that if you give it good concentration, good energy, good heart, and good performance, the song will play you. If that’s true, then Jay Nash and Josh Day are well and truly played by the set of songs in their debut EP, “Meet The Contenders.” The collection breathes with musicality and grit in the tradition of heroes—The Band, Tom Petty, The Dead, Dylan.
Thrumming and heady, with a steady heartbeat and a hint of honky-tonk, this EP speaks of wanderers and highways, lovers and losers, good times and missed chances, swimming pools and movie stars, all with a ferocity born of hard work and honed skill. Nash and Day have been players and poets for the better part of two decades; they have been making music, telling tales, drinking whiskey, and having fun touring together as The Contenders since 2012.