Danbury Days pays tribute to the glory days of Danbury, Connecticut. It features songs about the Danbury Racearena, the Danbury Fair and the Danbury Westerners baseball team. It's a treat for anyone who has lived in the Danbury area past or present!
Songs include: Drivin' At The Racearena, This Old Car, Danbury Westerners Theme, Danbury Fair
Downloads also available from major music retailers and davekingmusic.com .
A feel-good song with a Motown sound.
Vocals and instruments by Dave King. Horns by Jim Gallagher.
Also available on iTunes and Amazon.com
Now you can enjoy the popular Danbury Fair Music Video which has received over 12,000 views on YouTube in full DVD quality along with extra added bonus features! The DVD contains the Danbury Fair Music Video, The Making of Danbury Fair which shows the recording process of the song in its early stages and Danbury Fair Outtakes which are video clips not included in the music video (for obvious reasons!). This is a great item for Dave King fans as well as fans of the Great Danbury State Fair!
Features the song This Old Car which was enjoyed nationally on the Car Talk radio show on National Public Radio. Also included are two songs for cat lovers - Pretty Kitty and He's A Cat! and the anti-war song, Hey There Mister President. It's an eclectic mix of folk-rock music that is guaranteed to entertain!
Songs:
He's A Cat!
Pretty Kitty
Hey There Mister President
This Old Car
Too Much Time
13 fresh and honest folk rock songs that will move you. The CD features Dave's vocals and acoustic guitar accompanied by a host of other instruments - all played by Dave! It has received airplay on numerous radio stations and podcasts worldwide. IndieMusic.com says it's "an astounding album stuffed with potential for success."
Songs:
These Are The Good Times
I'm Missing You
Hot Summer Night
The Sun & The Moon & The Stars
Think I'm Fallin' In Love With You
Take Me As I Am
The Fog & The Wind & The Rain
The Cold'll Kill Ya
Nobody Sings To Me
The Positive Attributes Of Marriage
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Farewell
We're Gonna Get Past The Bad Stuff (September 11, 2001)