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Produced by Wide Mouth Mason frontman and guitarist Shaun Verreault, Tim's second album "Read Between the Lines" captures the live feel of Tim and his band mates Bryce Lemky on Drums and Dave Anderson on Bass guitar. Recorded at Vancouver's The Factory Studios in the spring of 2011 with Sheldon Zaharko manning the console, RBTL features big guitar tones, playful yet plaintive vocals, in-your-face drumming and exciting but mature songwriting.

 

 

  

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Ten new original songs to be exact! The title track is a socially aware piece that calls for sanity in times that are often plagued with reaction to headlines before the facts while others are introspective, lovelorn, flat out angry and even sexual. All of the different themes give the records’ sound a sharp edge that that is purely Rock and Roll.

 

When asked in a recent interview to describe the sound of Read Between the Lines Vaughn put this way…“It’s like Prince, Led Zeppelin, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Jimi Hendrix, and Radiohead all met Los Lobos at the bar in From Dusk Til’ Dawn, and Jack White was playing there with Elvis Costello. I think there’s a little bit of myself in there too.” Tim Vaughn

 

“Muses and inspirations have come full circle of late for guitar-slinging troubadour Tim Vaughn. Regardless of influences and esteemed collaborators, this is clearly Vaughn’s album, featuring more mature songs but the same trademark talent he’s long displayed — a talent that’s brought him some stellar experiences in his career thus far.” Craig Silliphant, Planet S Magazine

 

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Tim Vaughn Read Between The Lines Available now

Tim Vaughn's full length album "Read Between The Lines" Available here!

 

  

 

 

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