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From the Inside
“From the Inside” is a collection of poems written by Andy Gaines in the years 1999-2000. The poems were originally sent to Andy’s mother, Mary Gilley, who collected and archived the poems. In the year 2011, Andy commissioned his brother-in-law Brady Clifton to provide the artwork for a possible publication of these poems. Brady provided a king’s ransom of artwork and that’s when the project began to take shape. Andy took the project to ArtBookBindery in Winnipeg, Manitoba to finalize the designs and to publish the poem book. He worked closely with Michael Schacht as well as several designers from ArtBookBindery to finish the layout of the book. It’s been a long time coming but the project is finally complete.
The cost per book is $5 plus $3 Shipping and Handling. If you wish to purchase a copy of “From the Inside” please click the button below. You should receive your book within several days via U.S. Mail.
Mason Reed and Andy Gaines at the Compound Bar and Grill
Mason Reed and Andy Gaines played at the Compound Bar and Grill in Scottsdale, Arizona on September 29, 2011. Andy Gaines opened the show with a set that included "Marathon", "It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry", and closed his set with his original song "The Void". Mason Reed performed a rousing set afterward that included "Hard Living", "Holding Roses", and "The Beasts in the Fog". Mason was joined by Andy Gaines on guitar and vocals for Mason's songs "Not Perfect", "I Ain't Done with This Life Yet", and "I Don't Love Nobody". Please scroll to the bottom of the page to hear a few songs from this show. The show was sparsely attended but did include good friends Jason Zeidler, Erik Firth, Big Pat Hassett, Little Pat Hassett, Mike Faux, Kelly McGovern, Trevor Pratte, as well as brothers Walt and Roger Ulrich. Thanks to all who came out. We look forward too seeing you again very soon.
Ill-Gotten Gaines
Ill-Gotten Gaines was formed in 2009 to record a collection of songs written by Andy Gaines. Andy enlisted several musicians for this project: Long time collaborators Matt O'Toole, Nathan Soccorsy, and Andy's brother, Ned Gaines. Local Seattle musicians were also brought in to contribute to the recording: Lou Alexander on fiddle, Sean Wheatley on stand-up bass, and Jon Guerrero on bass guitar. Ill-Gotten Gaines' musical style is very eclectic, ranging from country and folk to rock 'n' roll.
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