Folk Rock: Experience a range of thought-provoking emotions via contemporary American folk-rock about the important-yet-simple things in life – appreciation of nature, home, values, legacy, love, family, friendship and making a difference in the world.
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Brief Description: Sense Of Belonging contains songs about the
importance of place & the concept of home. It continues the
tradition of mellow acoustic rock with stylistic diversity, including
the hit tejano party song "Three Mariachis" which features the
accordion, and the sad, heartfelt and thought-provoking folk-rock songs
"Forever A Memory," "What Money Can't Buy," and "The Invisible Man." Longer Description: Gut-wrenching emotions are what you’ll feel as you listen to the contemporary folk-rock of Sense Of Belonging. Cooley uses all acoustic instruments with light percussion and warm vocals to deliver stories that overall explore what it means to be American. It will no doubt leave you pondering what’s most important in life and the enjoyment of life’s simpler things – appreciation of nature, home, love, family and friendship, the re-examination of values, of making a difference in the world and leaving a legacy. Even Longer Description: The fourth full-length release from Scott Cooley Records, Sense Of Belonging contains songs about the importance of place & the concept of home. It continues the tradition of mellow acoustic rock with stylistic diversity - from sad ballads to happy, speedy Norteno with heartfelt contemporary folk in between. From a chance encounter with a sign containing both his first and last names in his home state (the hall of fame women were no where to be found in case you were wondering), and a collection of songs with fitting titles and/or subject matter, this album features songs that will tug at your emotions and leave you thinking about what's most important in life. Artist Comments: I guess the most memorable thing about this album is that it involved my lovely wife Lenore more than other albums. I ran across a place that had signs containing my first and last names (the hall of fame women were no where to be found in case you were wondering), then I thought it would be cool to get my picture taken by these signs (which Lenore took on a beautiful day in a beautiful garden where she unfortunately rolled her ankle and fell - she's okay now though), then I thought they would make good album art, then I thought the feeling of fitting in was a good theme for an album. I happened to have a few songs that had titles and/or subject matter that actually fit this concept. It's got a public domain cover (This Land Is Your Land) that doubles as a duet with my wife, one that she co-wrote the lyrics for (Your First True Love), a song she co-produced with me that also features her amazing accordion playing (Three Mariachis), - all good things (except Lenore's ankle injury).  Back Cover Photo by Lenore Louise Cooley | Sense Of Belonging Studio Album by Scott Cooley
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NotesLiner Notes and Credits:© ℗ 2010 by Scott Cooley. All rights reserved. Words & music for all songs written by Scott Cooley, except This Land Is Your Land by Woody Guthrie & Your First True Love music by Scott Cooley & lyrics by Lenore Cooley & Scott Cooley. All vocals (lead & background) & instruments (lead & rhythm acoustic guitar, acoustic bass guitar, harmonica, drums & maracas) by Scott Cooley, except on This Land Is Your Land – ½ duet vocal by Lenore Cooley & on Three Mariachis - accordion & production by Lenore Cooley. Recorded, mixed, mastered & produced by Scott Cooley in Michigan, U.S.A. Cover photo by Lenore Cooley. *Lenore Cooley co-produced and played accordion on the song Three Mariachis Lenore Cooley co-wrote the lyrics for the song Your First True Love Lenore Cooley co-sang the song This Land Is Your Land Lenore Cooley took the photographs for the album IdentificationCatalog #: SCR04 ISRC Barcode #: 886470424757 QR Code:  |
