THE BEST OF PAUL IORIO: MP3s STREAMING FREE!
Lyrics, MP3s, cover art and other great stuff coming very soon to this website!
for now, lyrics can be found at www.pauliorio.blogspot.com; just scroll down to the name of the song!
And for those interested, here's my discography:
For those interested, here's a discography of my own recordings, consisting of 193 songs composed, performed, arranged, produced and originated solely by me.
Here goes:
-- “The Best of Paul Iorio”: 2013
-- “'I’m an Infidel' (and other songs)": 2013
(copyrighted as “Ain’t That All (and 18 Other Songs).”
-- "'Three-Legged Chair' (and 18 others)": 2012
-- “'Zip Code of the Moon' (and 28 others)”: 2011
-- “130 songs (Parts 1 to 6)”: 2010
Prior to 2010, I released some of my songs on cassette tape
in walkman-produced sessions (or in inadequately performed sessions
for compact disc).
Hence, the following recordings have been scuttled and no longer
circulate publicly. They are:
-- “12 Song Demo”: Released in mid-1998 on cassette tape, all these
songs were later re-recorded for “130 Songs.”
-- “Ten Years Ago:” CD single, 2001. My first try at a compact disc
recording. Recorded at Rodent Studios, S.F., with engineer Elton
Cuniffe handling the recording of my performance.
-- “About Myself (Parts 1 and 2)”: 2004. A double cassette-tape
package, my first real serious attempt at gathering many of the
songs I’d written over the decades. All 52 tracks were later
re-recorded for “130 Songs (Parts 1 to 6).”
-- “About Myself (Parts 1 and 2)”: 2005. The CD version. All
the same songs but this time recorded digitally – at Paramount
Studio in L.A., with my old schoolchum William Epps co-producing.
Unfortunately, everything was done in one or two takes, so I scuttled
this. Again, all these tracks can now be found, in re-recorded form,
on “130 Songs.”
-- “Lime Green Celery”: 2007. My first attempt at recording at my
home studio. Didn’t work out. All this stuff was later re-recorded
for “130 Songs.”
Between ’07 and early ’13, I also released numerous 4 and 6 song CDs,
and numerous singles, but those tracks have since been put on one
of my main albums.
The Best of Paul Iorio.
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
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