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The song "Comes and Goes (In Waves)" was featured in the promotional trailer and soundtrack for the HBO film Taking Chance in early 2009, [5] as well as an episode of True Blood in October 2008. "How the Day Sounds" featured in an episode of 90210 , "Sweet Dream" featured in an episode of Dollhouse and "And Then You" featured in an episode of ...
Greg Laswell was born and raised in Long Beach, California. [ 1 ] [ 2 ] He moved to San Diego in 1993 and graduated from Point Loma Nazarene University . [ 3 ] From 1998 through the early 2000s, Laswell was frontman for the San Diego–based band Shillglen.
3. Comes and Goes (In Waves) (2013 Remake) 4. What a Day (2013 Remake) 5. How the Day Sounds (2013 Remake) 6. December (2013 Remake) 7. Off I Go (2013 Remake) 8. Take Everything (2013 Remake) 9. Embrace Me (2013 Remake) 10. High and Low (2013 Remake) 11. And Then You (2013 Remake) Did not chart 2016 Everyone Thinks I Dodged a Bullet. Released ...
Through Toledo is the second studio album by the San Diego, California-based singer-songwriter Greg Laswell, released by Vanguard Records on July 11, 2006. It is in the singer-songwriter style, with Laswell writing, producing, mixing and playing all of the instruments and providing the illustrations for the liner art. [3]
Good Movie is San Diego, California-based singer-songwriter Greg Laswell's debut release. The album was his first release [ 1 ] following the dissolution of his band Shillglen in late 2001. Good Movie won a San Diego Music Award for Best Local Recording in 2004. [ 2 ]
The new song comes weeks after the group publicly reunited at the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards to present Best Pop Video’s first award of the night. “Over 20 years ago, we were just kids when ...
It depicts Michaelson dancing with a man (played by Greg Laswell, [1] whom Michaelson would later marry) in a gymnasium where everyone present, except for Michaelson, is a clown or mime. Other dancers glare at Michaelson and she runs from the dance to a bathroom, where she uses lipstick to give her reflection the appearance of a clown nose, and ...
And when Smith, Laswell and Graves perform together on Sacred Ceremonies' final disc, a sort of philosophical fervor electrifies the sonic discussions of myth, justice and healing energies." [12] In a review for All About Jazz, Karl Ackermann wrote: "Smith, Graves... and Laswell come from diverse experiences and significant achievements in ...