Grand Drive

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Firefly 00:00 Tools
Nobody's Song In Particular 00:00 Tools
Wheels 00:00 Tools
Talking In Your Sleep 00:00 Tools
Love And The Truth 00:00 Tools
Maybe I'm A Winner 00:00 Tools
Skin You're Living In 00:00 Tools
A Little Like You 00:00 Tools
The Real Thing 00:00 Tools
Sleepy 00:00 Tools
Tell It Like It Is 00:00 Tools
Santa Rita 00:00 Tools
I'm An Echo 00:00 Tools
Me & My Star 00:00 Tools
I Won't Let You Down 00:00 Tools
Birdsong 00:00 Tools
You And I 00:00 Tools
End Of Duty 00:00 Tools
I Believe In Love 00:00 Tools
Plain Sailing 00:00 Tools
A Little Numb 00:00 Tools
Needle In The Groove 00:00 Tools
Bright Eyed 00:00 Tools
Your Final Hour 00:00 Tools
No Doubt About It 00:00 Tools
Knives And Forks 00:00 Tools
Jukebox 00:00 Tools
Far From Home 00:00 Tools
Be Lucky 00:00 Tools
What You Know 00:00 Tools
On And On 00:00 Tools
My Best Side 00:00 Tools
True Love And High Adventure 00:00 Tools
Lady Of Mine (West Pier 2003) 00:00 Tools
A Ladder to the Stars 00:00 Tools
These Aren't Words (I'm Just Gonna Write) 00:00 Tools
The Last Train To Heaven 00:00 Tools
5th Letter 00:00 Tools
One Last Parade 00:00 Tools
Hey Little 00:00 Tools
Undone 00:00 Tools
Hearts Of Stone 00:00 Tools
Farewell To the Past 00:00 Tools
Life Is A Car 00:00 Tools
Falling Out 00:00 Tools
The Guy Who Could Carry On 00:00 Tools
Nobody Would Ever Dream 00:00 Tools
On A Good Day 00:00 Tools
This Lady Of Mine 00:00 Tools
Shadow Of The Man 00:00 Tools
The Natural 00:00 Tools
Something To Believe In 00:00 Tools
Shake My Tree 00:00 Tools
Wrong Notes 00:00 Tools
Far From This Road 00:00 Tools
Ladders To The Stars 00:00 Tools
I'll Get Mine 00:00 Tools
True Love & High Adventure 00:00 Tools
I'll Be There For You 00:00 Tools
When A Champ Hangs Up His Gloves 00:00 Tools
She Loves The Jerk 00:00 Tools
Holding On 00:00 Tools
The Fair Goes Slow 00:00 Tools
The First Time Again 00:00 Tools
There's A Place 00:00 Tools
Rolling Over 00:00 Tools
I Want You 00:00 Tools
The Guy Who Would Carry On 00:00 Tools
The Premise 00:00 Tools
Being Alive 00:00 Tools
Being Alive - from the musical 'Company' 00:00 Tools
Wing In The Wind 00:00 Tools
Wing In The Wind - Acoustic 00:00 Tools
One last smile 00:00 Tools
I Want You (And I'm Right) 00:00 Tools
Track 40 00:00 Tools
I Know There's A Place 00:00 Tools
Wing In The Wind (Acoustic) 00:00 Tools
Being Alive (from the musical 'Company') 00:00 Tools
King of the Mountain 00:00 Tools
Palace Texas 00:00 Tools
Grand Drive - Firefly 00:00 Tools
Track 40's Gone 00:00 Tools
Palace Texas (Bonus Track) 00:00 Tools
These Aren't Words [I'm Just Gonna Write] 00:00 Tools
A Train arrives 00:00 Tools
's Gone 00:00 Tools
Hearts On Stone 00:00 Tools
Bird Song 00:00 Tools
Ladder To the Stars - Radio 2 session 25/05/2001 00:00 Tools
01 - The Skin You're Living In 00:00 Tools
Love & The Truth 00:00 Tools
Nobdy's Song In Particular 00:00 Tools
Ill Get Mine 00:00 Tools
Track 5 00:00 Tools
I AM AN ECHO 00:00 Tools
Blade and Delores - Radio 2 session 25/05/2001 00:00 Tools
I Wont Let You Down 00:00 Tools
One Last Paradise 00:00 Tools
Your Final Love 00:00 Tools
nobody´s song in particular 00:00 Tools
Track 2 00:00 Tools
Believe In Love 00:00 Tools
Maybe Im A Winner 00:00 Tools
Wheels (Radio Edit) 00:00 Tools
U And I 00:00 Tools
01 Firefly 00:00 Tools
08 Sleepy 00:00 Tools
A Little Like U 00:00 Tools
06 No Doubt About It 00:00 Tools
04 Track 40 00:00 Tools
11 A Little Numb 00:00 Tools
02 - A Ladder To The Stars 00:00 Tools
Lady Of Mine 00:00 Tools
Gail With The Golden Hair 00:00 Tools
Track 8 00:00 Tools
Track 1 00:00 Tools
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Grand Drive was a country-rock group led by Australian brothers Danny George Wilson (lead vocals/guitar) and Julian Wilson (keyboards). Danny George Wilson now fronts the band Danny and the Champions of the World, with members of Goldrush among others Brothers Danny and Julian Wilson were originally from Australia, but grew up in the southwest London suburb of Sutton in the '70s. In school, they met bassist Ed Balch and formed their first group, Soul Green, with several temporary drummers. It wasn't until 1992 that they found a more permanent stickman in Paul Wigens and changed their name to Grand Drive, taking their name from a long, meandering road in South London that connected Raynes Park (where one of the Wilsons lived) with Sutton. Grand Drive's first release was "Tell It Like It Is" (it had originally been recorded in October 1995, but wasn't released until November 1997 as 7" on the Vinyl Junkie label and later reissued on an EP by the Vaclav imprint). The single -- like much of their material, which combines up-tempo country-rock with gloriously soulful arrangements -- was named Single of the Week by NME, who called it "one of the most luscious, soul-tugging singles of the year." Julian Wilson, meanwhile, took time off to play Hammond organ for Gene and also appeared on the Drawn to the Deep End album. In May 1998, Vaclav issued Grand Drive's On a Good Day EP as a limited-edition CD and 7" single. Grand Drive then came to the attention of Tom Bridgewater and Mark Rogers' London-based Loose Recordings (launched in 1998 with their genre-defining New Sounds of the Old West alt country/Americana compilations). Loose issued their Wrong Notes EP in December 1998 and, in April 1999, compiled their first album, Road Music, from the three previously released EPs and two singles. The group returned to the studio and in September 2000, Loose released their adventurous True Love and High Adventure album. Comprised of 11 new songs boosted with ornate string and brass arrangements, the album -- co-produced by the Wilsons and producer Pete Hoffman -- raised the bar for orchestral country-rock. After its release, Julian moved to Paris to be with his girlfriend and the band had put any plans on hold until RCA Victor purloined the group and signed them to a substantial record deal. The label re-released True Love and High Adventure and Road Music in April 2001. In June, RCA Victor issued the band's Wheels EP. Subsequent albums include "See the Morning In" (2002), "The Lights in This Town Are Too Many to Count" (2004), and "Everyone" (2007). Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.