Release The Endorphins - The Download Album

Release The Endorphins - Download MP3 Album $6.00

Including the bonus track I Spent The Summer South of the Border featuring grammy award winner Dan Peek.

The Endorphins are the Legendary Musical Peek Family... Tom Peek, Dan Peek, Dave Peek, Bob Propes and Matthew Peek. "The experiences of life, and a love of music, has resulted in a collection of music that spans the spectrum from hard hitting rock, to sounds that will lull you into a warm sense of euphoria."

1) Firelight Ball (Tom Peek) 4:04
A story of the pain and joy of lost love. Vocals by Tom and Angela, with Matthew laying down a solid foundation on bass. Pay special attention to Bob’s guitar solo. It's one of the most haunting pieces of music ever recorded.

2) Hey How Have You Been (David Peek) 3:37
Dave sings lead on this one (Ray Braun on Keyboards). Make sure you have tissues ready when you listen to this one.

3) Walk Away (Robert Propes) 3:07
Nobody can walk away from this great song by Bob!

4) I Spent The Summer South Of The Border (Tom Peek/Dan Peek) 2:25
Tom, Dan, David & Matthew Peek get it together here for this exclusive family collaboration... Hay Carumba!

5) Comfort Me/You Don't Love Me (David Peek/Robert Propes) 6:26
Bob and Dave take turns singing on this medley, "Love only hurts, when you do it right".

6) I'm Still Standin' (David Peek) 2:48
Some catchy phrasing by Dave.

7) I Saw the Son (Robert Propes) 3:33
A powerful composition by Bob - Ignore at your peril!

8) Surf Cowboy (Robert Propes) 2:11
That's Bob again... donning a Stetson, and Hangin' 10, with guitar virtuosity, and a "techno" intro!

9) Lost Bird of Paradise (David Peek) 3:16
Dave, Angela and Tom sing on this old style ballad. Shades of Hoagy Carmichael.

10) I Never Knew (Robert Propes) 5:03
The secret is out... Bob shines on this one!

11) Sparkwood & 21 (Ode to Laura Palmer) (David Peek) 5:41
This is Dave's tribute to director David Lynch.

12) Bayou Walk - Electric Version (Epilogue) (Tom Peek) 3:28
Rounding off the journey... Night falls on the bayou.

Release The Endorphins - Review:
Talk about grass roots music making. If you like Dan Peek's work in America and his solo stuff, then you'll like this album. I've been listening to it the past couple of days and I got to tell you, it casually snuck up on me and has taken me hostage. It's like a mix between Dan Peek, James Taylor, the Ventures, with a little John Lennon and Carlos Santana thrown in. All in all, not a bad grab bag of sounds and styles. Some real rock and roll bloodlines there. Listening to the first song "Firelight Ball" sounds like you stumbled onto an unreleased Dan Peek song from the early days of America. "Hey How Have You Been" is a sweet, James Taylor-infuenced ballad. There are a few inspired rockers, like "Walk Away" and my personal favorite, "I Never Knew." If you like the Beatles, especially "Dear Prudence," you'll appreciate "Comfort Me" and a really cool song "Sparkwood & 21." It's basically the Peek family and their guitars, making music, and having a great time doing it. To me, that's what music making is all about. K.S.

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