FRESH TRACKS CD Released: Feb 22, 2010 on New Sky Records. LISTEN TO SONGS OFF THE NEW ALBUM! (scroll down)

 Jon Strider "Fresh Tracks" CD cover Photo by Tony Köhrsen |
LISTEN TO TWO SONGS OFF THE NEW ALBUM BENEATH THIS TEXT..."Strider's 6th solo "Rhythm n´Folk" album takes his
West Coast/Austin/Nashville influences to amazing new heights of singer-songwriter brilliance. A true story of an American immigrant. Scandinavia bound. Songs of love, hope and disillusionment, heartache and joy. Helped by Sweden's rising star producer, Amir Aly, the album's breakout hit single "Apple Pie Song" is a slice of pure pop perfection. Indeed, every one of these 'Fresh Tracks' is a sonic delight."
Musicians: Steve Chrismar, Maciej Szymczynski, Rasmus Svensson, Michael Gökinan, Pelle Jernryd, Amir Aly, Jon Strider, Emil Issakson, Niklas Fredin, Inge Pettersson, Marlon Tepedino
Backround vocals : Johanna Tham, Vera Renella, Jon Strider, Amir Aly
Producers: Jon Strider, Amir Aly, Emil Isaksson
Mastered by Thomas Eberger at Stockholm Mastering
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SONG CLIPS FROM 'FRESH TRACKS' CD
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Apple pie song
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You need me
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The bridge of redemption
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Magnolia tree
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Good ol' boy gone bad
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Daddy's comin' home
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Workin' is for people that don't know how to fish
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Midsummer's day
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Lazy sunday mornin'
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There's a road
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WHITE WINGS (2006) New Sky Records NS-1003

 Cover Photo & CD bookletdesign : Mattias Hildingh
Also thanks to Sara Hildingh for her graphic assistance |
WHITE WINGS (Release date: December 2006) (CD) New Sky Records
Recorded in Scandinavia, this crowning jewel in the ‘Rhythm n’ Folk’ odyssey reveals deep personal transformation and renewal. An extraordinary collection of hopeful and uplifting songs that knock on heaven’s door.
Strider’s warm vocals ride on a rich bed of acoustic guitars and ethnic percussion combined with more modern, and often evocative, rhythmic and harmonic elements.
Produced by Jon Strider.
Recorded and Mixed by Amir Aly
Featured musicians: Amir Aly, Thomas Grün, Vera Renella, BG Sahlin, Jon Strider and Marlon Tepedino.
Songs: "At the Way Station", "In My Vera's Eyes", "We Got Faith", "White Wings", "Elvis Angel", "Walk Into The Light", "Best of Both Worlds", "Healing Power", "Coming Alive", "Peace" & "Flight".
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At the way station
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In my vera's eyes
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We got faith
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White wings
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Elvis angel
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Walk into the light
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Best of both worlds
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Healing power
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Coming alive
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Peace
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Flight
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2000 CALLING (2000) New Sky Records NS-1003

 Cover photo: John Rutter |
Jon’s song writing passion, voice and art come full circle. A tapestry of vivid detail and power. Joining him on this effort is a coterie of musicians from the bands of Paul Simon, Don Henley, Jackson Browne, Carlene Carter and Little Feat.
Produced, Arranged by Jon Strider
Recorded by Jon Strider & Brian Soucy
Mixed by Brian Soucy,
at Pacific Songworks/Intermix, Los Angeles, California.
Mastered by Eddie Schrayer at Oasis, Los Angeles
Musicians: Taras Prodaniuk, Billy Watts, Billy Block, David Raven, Edward Tree, John Fitzgerald, Armand Sabal-Lecco, Pete Fausone, Tom Conway, Dean Rohan, Robby Carlos, Martin Espino, Kenny Gradney, Jon Strider, Skyler Jett, Claytoven Richardson, Sandy Griffith, Laura Ahlstrand, Corky James
Triple A, Americana, Christian and rock radio airplay in the U.S.A. and Canada
Songs: "2000 Calling", "The Day They Killed Jo(h)n, "Treasure Island", "Point Of No Return", "Geronimo", "Waitin' On Selma",
"Little Napoleon", "The Car Is King", "Big Quake", "We Are Still The Same", "Brand New World" :
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2000 Calling
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The day they killed Jo(h)n
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Treasure Island
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Point of no return
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Geronimo
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Waitin on selma
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Little napoleon
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The car is king
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Big quake
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We are still the same
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Brand new world
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Listen
 Below, you can listen to song excerpts from 5 Strider CD's (1990 - 2010)
YOU CAN ORDER CD'S DIRECT:
SEND YOUR ORDER TO
info@jon strider.com, and we'll take care of the rest. It's easy!
Strider CD's are also available at Folk N' Rock, located adjacent to Lilletorget in downtown Malmö.
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KINDERED WAY VOL. 2 (1995)

 Cover photo: John Rutter |
A fun, romping CD, more on the ‘country rock’ side of the tracks. Lots of U.S. airplay and touring in the Southeast and Northwest U.S.A.
Supporting musicians from the bands of Carlene Carter, Dwight Yoakum, George Thorogood, Steely Dan, Elton John and Whitney Houston.
Musicians: Taras Prodaniuk, Billy Block, Hurricane Jake, Steve Chrismar, Jo Anne Montana, David Raven, Armand Sabal-Lecco, Jon Strider, Chuck Johnson, Skyler Jett, Claytoven Richardson, Sandy Griffith, Laura Ahlstrand
Country, Triple A, Americana, Christian and rock radio airplay in the U.S.A. and Canada
Produced, Arranged and Recorded by Jon Strider at Pacific Songworks, Los Angeles
Mixed by Richard Kaplan & Chuck Johnson at Indigo Ranch, Malibu, Mastered by Bernie Grundman, Los Angeles
Songs: “Memory Train”, “Shut Up and Eat Your Grits”, "Oh Daddy", "Give Us These Things", "Straight Talkin' Machinery", "The Sound of Creation", "Close Your Eyes", & “If People Ask" :
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YOU NEED
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Memory train
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Shut up and eat your grits
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Oh daddy
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Give us these things
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Straight talkin machinery
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The sound of creation
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Little napoleon
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Close your eyes
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If people ask
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STRIDER ...Steps Out (1990) New Sky Records NS-1001

 Cover photo by Burr Miller |
His first. Witness the first echoes of embryonic 'Rhythm n’ Folk’ being squeezed out of energetic late 80’s pop/rock.
Musicians from Tori Amos, Steely Dan and John Hiatt bands.
Pop and rock radio airplay in the U.S.A. and Canada
Produced and Arranged by Jon Strider
Recorded & Mixed by Pete Fausone in Los Angeles
Musicians: Corky James, Pete Fausone, Jon Strider
Songs: “Secret City”, "Big Quake", "Private Hell", "Never Let Them See You Cry", "Say It To Me", “Marry for Money”, “Share-y-Anne", "No More Heroes".
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Secret city
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Big quake
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Private hell
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Never let them see you cry
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Say it to me
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Marry for money
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Share-y-anne
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No more heroes
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Open up your heart
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