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A Little Gun Shy by Brian Douglas
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fave it Folky Pop | Folk Pop
8 tracks | 40 minutes
Released Sep 2003
on Brian Douglas Phillips
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- sample lyrics "album only" 03:17 Sweet, Sweet Favor lyrics "album only" 03:17 Sweet, Sweet Favor lyrics "album only" 03:17 Sweet, Sweet Favor
- sample lyrics "album only" 04:14 Rewind lyrics "album only" 04:14 Rewind lyrics "album only" 04:14 Rewind
- sample lyrics "album only" 02:44 Crazy lyrics "album only" 02:44 Crazy lyrics "album only" 02:44 Crazy
- sample lyrics "album only" 03:59 Forever Dreaming lyrics "album only" 03:59 Forever Dreaming lyrics "album only" 03:59 Forever Dreaming
- sample lyrics "album only" 03:35 It's Just Me lyrics "album only" 03:35 It's Just Me lyrics "album only" 03:35 It's Just Me
- sample lyrics "album only" 03:12 Cry For Me lyrics "album only" 03:12 Cry For Me lyrics "album only" 03:12 Cry For Me
- sample lyrics "album only" 02:29 Same Old Intuition lyrics "album only" 02:29 Same Old Intuition lyrics "album only" 02:29 Same Old Intuition
- sample lyrics "album only" 17:27 Lady Nicotine lyrics "album only" 17:27 Lady Nicotine lyrics "album only" 17:27 Lady Nicotine
Blues-y, jazzy, folk grooves laced with intelligent lyrics.
Bio / Background
Before Brian Douglas Phillips became a rock 'n' roll icon, he had dreams of building the world's most innovative amusement park outside of Louisville, Kentucky. However, a lack of finances, design and know-how (added to the fact that he had never been to Kentucky) crushed the idea before it ever got off the ground.
In the summer of 2003, Brian laid those dreams aside to focus on his solo debut, "A Little Gun Shy."
"I'd known for a long time that this album was something I had to do," Brian said. "I had played in bands and written some stuff before, but I wanted to venture out and do something different - something totally my own."
Until the fall of 2002, Brian was the frontman for Jumbuhlyah Peet, a mildly successful Dallas folk/rock band. He took the next year off from performing and devoted his time to writing new material. By the end of that year, Brian had amassed a small army of ballads and love songs, each one with a twist of irony and a strong message.
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