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"Drink the Beast With Me"

Cover of the new Gilbert Neal CD Drink the Beast with MeThese ten songs are chapters in what has been a life like any other. I feel fortunate to be able to voice my feelings and stories in such a sing-song way. That's what the kids dig.

With my best friend Daniel Lewis (who also happens to be a first-rate musician and audio engineer) I have engaged in a musical collaboration that has waited far too long. And I am proud of my first solo recording.

The final CD was mastered at Kitchen Mastering in Chapel Hill. You will soon be able to get it at places like Amazon, CDBaby, and the local record jobber near you, provided you're near me. Also, you can order here through PAYPAL ($9.95). In the meantime, please dig the ambiance and don't hesitate to drop me a line.

In the meantime, feel free to read the lyrics here.

Track Listing

Cabarrus Street Allstars

"Cabarrus Street Allstars" (Released: 2002)

Track Listing

cover art for Cabarrus Street Allstars CD "Cabarrus Street Allstars"

Gilbert Neal ­ bass, keyboards, guitars, all vocals
Jeff Anderson, Justin Pinnix ­ guitars
Tom Mills ­ bass
Eric Anthony, Chad Johnson ­ keys
Brant Schlatzer ­ drums
Kurt Schlatzer - percussion

All songs by Gilbert Neal unless otherwise indicated.
Produced by Jeff Anderson and Justin Pinnix

East Of Idaho

"Lessons We've Learned” (Released: 1994)

Track Listing

cover art for East of Idaho CD "Lessons We've Learned"

All songs written by Gilbert Neal

Gilbert Neal ­ bass, vocals
Theresa Quinn ­ piano, keyboards, vocals
Lyle Lascelle ­ guitar
Steve Camillari ­ drums

Produced by East Of Idaho
Engineered by Steve Furney
Recorded at The Power Station, Rochester, NY

Man Against Mauve

"The Mangler” (Limited release EP: 1992)

Track Listing

All songs written by Gilbert Neal

Gilbert Neal ­ bass, vocals
Paul Hoeflich ­ keyboards, vocals
Dave Pandolfi ­ guitar, vocals
Jeff Dolina ­ drums, vocals

 

 

Man Against Mauve started on January 1, 1986 and died an agonizingly silent death some time in 1993. In those seven odd years, we played hundreds of gigs, and went into a real live recording studio thrice. The first experience (I Dance/In This City) was, of course, the most magical. Track upon track of late 80's pop noise. Then, the second session yeilded two songs (Diamonds/Money From The Tomb) and more overkill.

Why we never released a record in that time makes me think we were really, really stoopid.

Contact Information

For more information about Gilbert Neal, please contact info@gilbertneal.net