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Confidence Game by Larry Burnett
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fave it Folk Pop | Country Folk
6 tracks | 20 minutes
Released Sep 2004
on LBRecords
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Having composed and sung lead on half of the songs that the band recorded, Larry Burnett demonstrated formidable talent and insight into the minds and hearts of millions of music lovers.
Bio / Background
As a 16-year-old in his father's home in Ventura, California, Larry Burnett wrote his first song. 10 years later, "Cinderella" ("one of the most frighteningly beautiful love song ever made", said one reviewer) was dominating the airwaves around the world as a single release from the debut album from Firefall. Fans were screaming their recognition at the distinctive opening hook of the song that began every Firefall performance for the next 9 years.
For a band that could have become famous for only a few shallow love songs, Larry Burnett's songs and singing added a diversity and edginess, as well as an irony in his own observations in affairs of the heart, which broadened the band's fan base and life span.
Firefall concerts, heavily laden with Burnett's songs, betrayed the innocence portrayed by the lighter side represented by his songwriting counterpart, Rick Roberts.
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