It’s been a long time since classic rock legends such as The Rolling Stones, Tom Petty, Elvis Costello and John Mellencamp saturated airwaves with driving rhythm sections and instantly relatable lyrics. Frank Migliorelli and The Dirt Nappers’ new album The Things You Left Behind brings back those cherished memories of ‘70s and ‘80s rock ‘n roll. The record reminds us that a casual, direct and honest species of rock is alive and well.
Out of the small town Croton-on-Hudson in New York, the band has a twangy, bouncy sound and reiterative choruses in songs such as “Take It Back.” The title track “The Things You Left Behind” weaves dismal imagery into a minimalist sentimental soundscape. The album shines the most in the weary stripped-down acoustic strumming of “Vagabond Shoes”. The track features hand percussion, slide guitar, and no-frills lyrics.
Frank Migliorelli and The Dirt Nappers have received praise for their tunes from American Songwriter Magazine and Glide Magazine. Frank has been a finalist in top songwriting competitions and other members of the band have played with Gavin DeGraw, Southside Johnny and Steve Forbert. Their new album The Things You Left Behind is a must-listen for rock and country fans alike!
Released: April, 2019
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More CDs by Frank Migliorelli & The Dirt Nappers
| We're Not Kiddin'Around 2021 Americana, Children's A rock and roll salute to some great children's books featuring guest appearances from folks from Bruce Springsteen's band, Hall and Oates' band, The Avett Brother Band and more! | |
| Bass, Drums, Guitars and Organs 2017 Americana, Singer-Songwriter, and Roots Music 10 new original tunes from Frank Migliorelli and The Dirt Nappers. | |
| City Eastern Serenade 2015 Americana, Singer-Songwriter, and Alternative The debut album featuring eight original tunes from singer/songwriter Frank Migliorelli and his band, The Dirt Nappers. | |
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