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- Born: January 09, 1967, Johannesburg, South Africa
- Active: '90s, 2000s
- Genres: Rock
- Instrument: Vocals, Guitar
- Representative Albums: "Under the Table and Dreaming," "Busted Stuff," "Big Whiskey & the GrooGrux King"
- Representative Songs: "Ants Marching," "What Would You Say," "Crash Into Me"
Biography
Formed in the early '90s by South African vocalist/guitarist Dave Matthews, the Dave Matthews Band presented a more pop-oriented version of the Grateful Dead crossed with elements of jazz, funk, and the worldbeat explorations of Paul Simon and Sting. Matthews populated the group with several Virginia-based musicians -- bassist Stefan Lessard, saxophonist Leroi Moore, violinist Boyd Tinsley, drummer Carter Beauford, and short-lived keyboardist Peter Griesar -- and the band built up a strong word-of-mouth buzz by touring the country constantly, with special attention paid to college campuses. Griesar left the lineup in March 1993, but the Dave Matthews Band moved ahead in his absence, releasing the independent album Remember Two Things later that year and issuing a live EP, Recently, in 1994. After fielding offers from major labels, the band signed with RCA and released the debut effort Under the Table and Dreaming in September 1994. By the following spring, the record had launched the hit single "What Would You Say" and sold over one million copies, thus setting the stage for Dave Matthews' successful career as both bandleader and solo musician.A year and a half after the release of Under the Table and Dreaming, the record had sold over four million copies in the U.S. alone, propelled in part by the success of the "Ants Marching" and "Satellite." The Dave Matthews Band responded by releasing 1996's Crash, which entered the charts at number two and quickly went platinum. The group spent the bulk of 1996 touring in support of the eclectic album, which reached multi-platinum status and spun off five successful singles, including the Grammy-nominated "Crash into Me." That same year, Matthews launched an attack on bootleggers in conjunction with the Federal Government, targeting stores that were selling semi-legal discs of live performances. The efforts of Matthews, his band, and his management resulted in an unprecedented crackdown on for-profit bootleggers in early 1997 -- with nearly all of the major foreign bootlegging companies placed under arrest by the United States -- thereby putting a moratorium on the entire underground industry.
To further combat the bootleggers, Dave Matthews Band released an official double-disc live album, Live at Red Rocks 8.15.95, in the fall of 1997. It was an unexpected success, debuting at number three on the charts and selling a million copies within the first five months of its release. The live record paved the way for a string of future DMB concert recordings; it also drummed up support for the April 1998 release of Before These Crowded Streets, the group's most ambitious album to date. Another two-disc live effort, Listener Supported, followed one year later, and summer tours kept the band busy as the decade drew to a close.
The new millennium, however, saw the band returning to the studio with producer Glen Ballard to record a fourth studio album, Everyday, which was issued in February 2001. Although notable for its slick, mainstream-minded sound -- not to mention the presence of electric guitar, which Matthews had never used on previous albums -- it was overshadowed by rumors of a darker album that had been recorded with Steve Lillywhite in 2000. Although the original album was rejected, the band eventually chose songs from those sessions, re-recorded several others, and released the results in July 2002 as Busted Stuff. Its debut single, "Where Are You Going," fared well on national radio, and the band rounded out 2002 with the release of Live at Folsom Field in November.
Several years after releasing Live at Luther College, a concert album that did not feature his band, Dave Matthews released his first proper solo album in 2003. The moody and brooding Some Devil was supported by a "Dave Matthews and Friends" tour -- the "friends" being Trey Anastasio, Brady Blade, Tony Hall, Ray Paczkowski, and Tim Reynolds -- and the album's chief single, "Gravedigger," earned Matthews a Grammy Award for Best Male Rock Vocal Performance. Boyd Tinsley also released a solo album that year, but the Dave Matthews Band reconvened shortly thereafter, releasing two additional live albums (The Central Park Concert, The Gorge) and returning to the road in 2004. The bandmates also joined Bruce Springsteen's Vote for Change tour toward the end of the year, just as their mail-order-only Live Trax series debuted. In early 2005, they launched a website that featured progress reports on their next album in the form of video footage, diaries, and soundbites. When the flawed Stand Up finally appeared in May, it was the band's first album of all-new material since 2001's Everyday. Like its three predecessors, Stand Up topped the charts, making DMB the only band other than U2 and Metallica to score four consecutive number one albums.
Weekend on the Rocks, another live set, followed Stand Up at the end of 2005, and a two-disc compilation entitled The Best of What's Around, Vol. 1 collected studio material and unreleased live recordings one year later. Matthews and Tim Reynolds launched another joint tour in 2007, canvassing Europe and North America in the process. A performance from the latter continent was featured on the album Live at Radio City Music Hall, which served as a companion piece to 1999's Luther College. Meanwhile, the Dave Matthews Band released their own concert album, Live at Piedmont Park, and began working on new material, although the project was temporarily shelved during pre-production as the band diverted its focus to touring. The musicians returned to the studio the following year, but LeRoi Moore unfortunately passed away before the record could be completed. The saxophonist had suffered a serious ATV accident in June and ultimately succumbed to his injuries two months later. Former Béla Fleck saxophonist Jeff Coffin joined in his place, and the band heralded his inclusion with the release of Live at the Mile High Music Festival, a three-disc set capturing a Colorado performance from that summer. Early the following year, the Dave Matthews Band paid tribute to Moore with Big Whiskey & the GrooGrux King. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
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| Birth name | David John Matthews |
| Born | January 9, 1967 Johannesburg, Gauteng South Africa |
| Origin | Charlottesville, Virginia USA |
| Genres | Rock, jazz fusion |
| Occupations | Singer-songwriter, musician |
| Instruments | Vocals, guitar, piano |
| Years active | 1989–present |
| Labels | RCA, Sony BMG |
| Associated acts | Tribe of Heaven, Dave Matthews Band, Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds, Dave Matthews & Friends |
| Website | www.DaveMatthewsBand.com |
David John Matthews (born January 9, 1967) [1] is a South African-American Grammy Award-winning musician.[2] He is best known as the lead vocalist, songwriter, and guitarist for the Dave Matthews Band.
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Early life
David John Matthews was born in Johannesburg, the third of four children born to John and Valerie Matthews. At two years old, Matthews' family immigrated to Yorktown Heights in Westchester County, New York, where his father, a physicist, started working for IBM.[3]
In 1974, the family moved to Cambridge, England, for a year before returning to New York, where his father died from lung cancer in 1977. Biographer Nevin Martell argues that Dave's father's death may be an impetus for his "carpe diem" lyrics.[4] At some point while residing in New York, Matthews attended his first concert when his mother took him to a performance by Pete Seeger.[5] The family moved back to Johannesburg, South Africa, in 1977.[6]
Upon Matthews' graduation from St Stithians College high school, he was faced with conscription into the South African military just as civil disobedience to the practice was becoming widespread.[7] A Quaker (and consequently pacifist), Matthews left South Africa to avoid service.[8]
Matthews moved to New York in 1986 where he worked for I.B.M. for a short time,[6] then joined his mother in Charlottesville, Virginia the same year, a town Matthews' family had lived in before he was born.[6] It was in Charlottesville that he became part of the local music community.[8] Pursuing various interests, Matthews acted in various local productions.[citation needed] Although Matthews had started playing the guitar at the age of 9, it was only in Charlottesville that he started performing publicly.[6] From time to time local star (and future collaborator) Tim Reynolds had Matthews join him on stage, and another friend, Ross Hoffman, persuaded Matthews to record some of his own songs.[6][9] This eventually led to his first professional musical gig at a modern dance performance by the Miki Liszt Dance Company, based at McGuffey Art Center in Charlottesville, singing "Meaningful Love", composed by John D'earth and Dawn Thompson.[10] In 1991 he hatched the idea to form his own band.[6]
In 1994, Matthews' older sister, Anne, who lived in South Africa, was murdered by her husband, who subsequently committed suicide, on or around January 27 of that year.[11] The event had a drastic effect on Matthews' outlook on life.[12] On January 29, 1994, he performed with Tim Reynolds at The Wetlands in New York where he dedicated that performance "to her memory". Dave Matthews Band's Under the Table and Dreaming, released later that year, was dedicated to her.[11] Anne Matthews was survived by her two children who, upon her death, traveled to America, where Dave and his younger sister Jane took responsibility for their upbringing.[11]
Formation of Dave Matthews Band
Matthews had originally envisioned someone else singing his songs, but instead decided to use his own vocals.[citation needed] After writing his first few songs, including "I'll Back You Up", "The Song that Jane Likes" and "Recently", he began to consider starting his own band.[citation needed] Matthews formed Dave Matthews Band in early 1991 with Boyd Tinsley, LeRoi Moore, Carter Beauford, Stefan Lessard, and Peter Griesar (who left the band in 1993) while working at Miller's. The band's first show was on April 20, 1991, at the Earth Day Festival in Charlottesville.[13]
Music
Matthews focused primarily on his work with Dave Matthews Band from 1990 to 2003. Since that period, he has occasionally ventured outside the band in various solo performances and records.
Matthews sang on the track "Sing Along" on Blue Man Group's second album The Complex in 2003.[14] Later that year he released a solo album, "Some Devil", which went platinum; its single, "Gravedigger", won a Grammy Award in 2004.[15] To support the album, Matthews toured with a group of musicians (most of whom performed on "Some Devil") under the name Dave Matthews & Friends.[16]
Matthews is also a close friend of Béla Fleck.[citation needed] Matthews appears as a guest vocalist on Béla Fleck and the Flecktones' 1998 release Left of Cool and both Fleck and Flecktones bassist Victor Wooten have made numerous appearances both live and studio with DMB (e.g. Wooten soloed in the second part of The Maker, and also in #41 on the 1998 live album Live in Chicago). The Flecktones also opened for DMB on several tours.[17] Matthews performed a duet with Emmylou Harris on "My Antonia" on her 2000 album, Red Dirt Girl.[18] They also appeared together on the musical television show CMT Crossroads,[19] where the two performed Matthews' "Gravedigger" and the folk song "Long Black Veil."[citation needed]
Acting
Before he was known as a musician, Matthews was an amateur actor, appearing onstage in several productions at Charlottesville's Offstage Theatre and Live Arts theater[citation needed] in the early 1990s; the role for which he is best remembered is as a used car salesman in Offstage Theatre's "Just Say No," directed by John Quinn, co-starring Kylie Sicher [20]. Dave Matthews has also acted in four feature films. He played Will Coleman in the 2003 adaptation of the novel Where the Red Fern Grows.[21] In the 2005 film Because of Winn-Dixie (based on the novel of the same name), Matthews portrayed the character of Otis, a timid pet-shop employee.[22] In 2007, Matthews appeared briefly in the movie I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry, where he plays a homosexual salesman.[23] In 2008, he appeared in another Adam Sandler movie, You Don't Mess with the Zohan, as a racist character named James.[24] He also had a significant role in Lake City with Sissy Spacek and Troy Garity, in which he portrays the character "Red."[25] He is currently acting in two movies, The Other Side with Lindsay Lohan, Giovanni Ribisi, and Jason Lee. The other movie is In The Woods, starring Debra Winger and Terrence Howard.
In 2007, Matthews guest starred in the Fox drama series House in the episode "Half-Wit." He played a piano-playing musical savant who ended up having half of his brain removed in order to recover from his epilepsy, but at the expense of his musical abilities. Matthews had a piano double for the complex pieces, but played the simpler pieces himself.[26] In the Season One episode of "House" -"Love Hurts"- the song "Some Devil" can be heard playing at the end. In another episode, one of the tracks from Stand Up, "You Might Die Trying" was played ("House M.D", Season Five -"Not Cancer"-) .[27]
Business
Since 2000, Matthews has been one of the board members of Farm Aid along with Willie Nelson, John Mellencamp, and Neil Young.[28] Matthews owns 1,340 acres (542 ha) of farmland near Scottsville, Virginia named Maple Hill Farm, where he grows organic vegetables, flowers, and herbs through a community-supported agriculture program. The organic farm is called, "Best of What's Around," named after one of the band's songs. [5][29] He also has a 4-acre (1.6 ha) wine-growing operation, Blenheim Vineyards, which utilizes gravity flow and other gentle winemaking techniques.[30]
Matthews is one of the principals of ATO Records, founded in 2000.[31]
Personal life
Matthews married longtime partner Ashley Harper in 2000. The couple has twin daughters, Stella Busina and Grace Anne, born on August 15, 2001 and a son, August Oliver, born on June 19, 2007. They currently reside in Seattle, Washington.[32] In a 2001 interview, Matthews stated that he was agnostic.[33]
Charity
Matthews has been active in charity work, both on his own and with his bandmates. He has performed benefit concerts for music education,[34] Hurricane Katrina victims,[35] farmers,[36] and victims of the Virginia Tech shooting.[37] The band's charitable organization, the Bama Works Fund is administered by the Charlottesville Area Community Foundation, benefiting charitable programs in the region.[38]
In 2008 he participated in a music album called Songs for Tibet, together with a number of other celebrities as an initiative to support Tibet and Dalai Lama Tenzin Gyatso.[39] Dave Matthews Band also donated to the Piedmont Park Conservancy, giving a portion of the profits to the park.
Politics
Although his music has often explored political and social issues, Matthews refrained from public campaigning for Presidential candidates until 2004. He cast his support strongly with Democratic nominee John F. Kerry, performing at political events including the Vote for Change tour.
Matthews also supported Barack Obama for President in 2008, both in the primaries and in the general election.[40] On April 6, 2008, he and Tim Reynolds played a concert titled "Change Rocks",[41] at Indiana University, to encourage students to register to vote. The tickets were distributed by the Obama campaign.[42] Questions regarding his citizenship were answered by advertisements and videos on YouTube, where he says he is a "real American" and a "real Virginian", stating that "real Virginians get out and vote".[43] Even though he was recently bereaved by the loss of band co-founder and saxophonist, LeRoi Moore on August 19, he and Tim Reynolds played for DNC delegates on Sunday, August 24 at Red Rocks,[44] and again with Tim at the Virginia Commonwealth University, on October 26, 2008,[45] among other places. Matthews has often supported environmental initiatives, such as biofuel availability and the fight against global climate change.[citation needed] On September 21, 2009, Matthews stated that some of President Barack Obama's harsher critics were motivated by his race, and stated that he "sees it [racism] everywhere" in the United States.[46]
Lawsuit
On August 25, 2004, Dave Matthews Band was sued by the state of Illinois for dumping raw sewage from the band's tour bus over a bridge into the Chicago River on August 8, 2004.[47] The dumping of up to 800 lbs of human waste into the river, in addition to violating water pollution laws, also descended upon more than 100 people in a boat on a tour of Chicago architecture.[48] The band settled the suit by paying $200,000 to an environmental fund.[49]
Past and Present Equipment
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Past Equipment
- Martin DM3MD Steel 6-String Acoustic Guitar serial numbers 1, 2 and 3
- Martin HD-28V Steel 6-String Acoustic Guitar
- Martin D-35 Steel 6-String Acoustic Guitar
- Martin D12-28 Steel 12-String Acoustic Guitar
- Taylor 714 Steel 6-String Acoustic Guitar[50]
- Taylor 512C Steel 6-String Acoustic Guitar[50]
- Taylor Custom Baritone Jumbo Guitar (Based on LKSM6)
- Yamaha Country Jumbo CJ-818SB 6 String Guitar
- Gibson J-150 6 String Guitar
- Gibson Chet Atkins SST Solid Body Acoustic Guitar (not used since 2000)
- Lakewood M-32 Steel 6-String Acoustic Guitar
- Modulus Genesis Three SH
- Jerry Jones Baritone Electric Guitar[50]
- Santa Cruz Bob Brozman Baritone
- Dunlop Tortex .6 mm Guitar Picks
- D'Addario EXP17 Strings (6-String)
- D'Addario EJ39 Strings (12-String)
- Matchless DC-30 Amplifier[50]
- Shure UHF Wireless System[50]
- Fender Hot Rod Deluxe
- Shure UHE Antenna Distro[50]
- UltraSound/BSS Audio Soundweb Custom Switcher[50]
- Korg DTR-1 Digital Tuner[50]
- Taylor GS8 (three songs on radio city album)
Present Equipment (Spring/Summer 2009 DMB Tour)
- Taylor 914c 6-String Acoustic Guitar w/Venetian Cutaway (standard guitar used for all songs not listed below) [50]
- Taylor 914c 6-String Acoustic Guitar w/Florentine Cutaway (Don't Drink The Water, Crush, Shake Me Like A Monkey) [50]
- Taylor GA7 (Stay Or Leave, Lying In The Hands Of God, Beach Ball, You Never Know, Sister)
- Taylor W65 12-string (Grey Street, Raven, Bartender)
- Jerry Jones Original Single-cutaway Baritone (Smooth Rider, Louisiana Bayou)
- Veillette Gryphon (Shotgun, Squirm, Baby Blue)
- National ResoLectric (Alligator Pie)
- Fender custom Stratocaster (Why I Am)
Discography
See also: Dave Matthews Band discography
Studio albums
- Some Devil (2003)
- Imagine We Were (2005) – as Tribe of Heaven; originally recorded in 1989
Live albums
- Live at Luther College (1999) – with Tim Reynolds
- Live at Radio City (2007) – with Tim Reynolds
Singles
| Year | Single | Chart positions | Album | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| US Mod | US Adult | US Pop | |||||||
| 2003 | "Gravedigger" | 35 | 35 | — | Some Devil | ||||
| "Save Me" | — | 26 | — | ||||||
| 2004 | "Oh" | — | — | — | |||||
| 2007 | "Eh Hee" | — | — | 73 | Live at Radio City | ||||
| "—" denotes releases that did not chart | |||||||||
Other charted songs
| Year | Single | US Country | Album |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2008 | "I'm Alive" (with Kenny Chesney) | 54 | Lucky Old Sun |
Guest singles
| Year | Single | Artist | Chart positions | Album | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| US Country | US | CAN Country | CAN | ||||
| 2009 | "I'm Alive"A | Kenny Chesney | 7 | 48 | 6 | 73 | Greatest Hits II |
- A Current single. "I'm Alive" charted as an album cut in 2008 before being released as a single in 2009
Collaborations
- "Fat Man In The Bathtub" (2008) off the Little Feat album "Little Feat & Friends: Join The Band"
- "I'm Alive" (2008) off the Kenny Chesney album Lucky Old Sun
- "Tremendous Brunettes" (2007) off the Mike Doughty album Haughty Melodic
- "Work It Out" (2006) off the Jurassic 5 album Feedback
- "Sing Along" (2003) off the Blue Man Group album The Complex with music video
- "Love Is The Only Way" (2006) off the Robert Randolph and the Family Band album Colorblind
- "Joyful girl"(2002) off the Soulive album - Next
- "For You"(2002) off the We Were Soldiers soundtrack with Johnny Cash
- "My Antonia", (2000), off the (Emmylou Harris studio album) Red Dirt Girl, where Dave duets with Emmylou on her composition
- "Love of My Life" (1999), off the Santana album Supernatural
- "Communication" and "Trouble and Strife" (1998), off the Béla Fleck and the Flecktones album Left of Cool
Awards
Grammys
- 1997: Best Rock Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group – "So Much to Say", Dave Matthews Band
- 2004: Best Male Rock Vocal Performance – "Gravedigger", Dave Matthews
ASCAP Film and Television Music Awards
- Most Performed Song from a Motion Picture – "Where Are You Going" (for Mr. Deeds)
Honorary degrees
- Dave Matthews was awarded D.M.A. honoris causa by Haverford College on May 15, 2005; see here for his commencement speech.[51]
Guitar
- 2002: Orville Gibson Award for Best Acoustic Guitarist
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- ^ Haverford College News
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