Steve Espinola |
Steve Espinola was born long ago in Boston, Massachusetts. As a child, he lived on Kwajalein, an American Army Base in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. The 3-mile long island did not have TV, and instead, WWII-era variety shows were piped in over the local radio station. This messed up Steve's cultural reference points, and he has yet to recover. Steve has been |
Life o phobia (the lookalikes- Steve Espinola & Alex Wolf) |
1. Love Song While Running Away 2. From a Stranger #1 3. Life-o-phobia 4. Gravy Blubber Spam 5. Old Man 6. Fool In Love 7. You Don't Get To Have Fun 8. Primal Scream 9. U Can't Touch This 10. Rescue Me 11. From a Stranger #2 12. Arthur Murray's Dance Nightmare |
13. Let's Go To The Dance 14. Faces on the Buildings 15. Wind and Water 16. Falling In Love With... 17. Watching Watching 18. Needles 19. You Whip Me 20. You've Lost Everything 21. From a Stranger #3 22. Gentle Ballad of Love |
Some Demos |
1. (1 2 3 4 5) 2. Famous famous 3. Whoop dee do 4. I'm not gonna call you up 5. Flipside of the sun 6. Love song while not knowing if you're coming or going or googleplex (upside down \inside and blue) 7. Behind you all the way 8. The moonlight song 9. I fell and broke my hand while singing this song 10. Right out in the street |
11. Nikola tesla, inventor of the alternating current generator, locks eyes with his special pigeon in bryant park. they dance and fall in love. (Instrumental) 12. War song or tombstones or time again 13. Subway song 14. Love you more love you more love you more 15. Joe 16. Hang 17. Poverty 18. Half as confused |
performing his songs in the rock clubs and coffee houses of New York City since 1996. In addition to being the Wurlitzerist and Shortwave Radio player for The Dan Emery Mystery Band (Home Office Records), he recently completed a 2-month, 10-country tour of Europe as the keyboard player for Steve Wynn (of Dream Syndicate and Gutterball fame). Steve has recorded his songs with Mike Gordon of Phish, shared the stage with Michelle Shocked, cub, and the Squirrels, and opened for The Muffs, Pansy Division, The Magnetic Fields, and They Might Be Giants with his home-built 19-string electric tennis racket. His keyboard playing has appeared most recently on albums by The Moldy Peaches and Bionic Finger. |
