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Jeff Lang

 
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  • Active: '90s, 2000s
  • Genres: Blues
  • Instrument: Vocals
  • Representative Albums: "Prepare Me Well", "Cedar Grove", "You Have to Dig Deep to Bury Daddy

Biography

Australian singer/songwriter Jeff Lang became interested in music at age eight, when he started playing the clarinet. As a teen, he switched to guitar and began performing as a blues guitarist at 17, supporting artists like Albert Collins, Rory Gallagher, and Trudy Lynn. His musical vocabulary expanded to include traditional Celtic and folk elements as he began recording his own material in 1990. Along with gigs in local blues bands, Lang formed the Jeff Lang Band as a showcase for his songwriting skills. Though the band broke up in 1993, by the following year he released his debut album, Ravenswood. In in 1995, Disturbed Folk captured Lang in a live setting, and 1996's Native Dog Creek was named Best Australian Blues Album in a Rhythms Magazine readers poll. 1998 saw the release of Cedar Grove, which came out in the U.S. the following year. In 2005 Lang issued You Have to Dig Deep to Bury Daddy, followed the next year by Prepare Me Well. ~ Heather Phares, All Music Guide
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Jeff Lang

Background information
Birth name Jeffrey Lang
Born 9 November 1969(1969-11-09)
Origin Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Genres Folk, Blues, Rock and Roll
Occupations guitarist/singer/songwriter
Years active 1990 - present

Jeff Lang (born 9 November 1969) is an Australian songwriter, singer and slide guitarist. A leading performer in the Australian roots style, which incorporates primarily folk, blues and rock, his music is heavily influenced by the folk music of the southern United States as well as from the British Isles but has distinctly Australian lyrical content. He plays various types of guitar, both slide and standard, as well as banjo, mandolin, Chumbush and drums. In Addition to other awards Lang's 1996 album Native Dog Creek was named 'Best Australian Blues Album' in a Rhythms Magazine readers poll, as was his 2005 release You Have To Dig Deep To Bury Daddy and his 2002 collaboration with Bob Brozman won an ARIA award for Best Blues and Roots Music album.

Contents

Discography

  • Chimeradour
  • Half Seas Over
  • Prepare Me Well - A Jeff Lang Anthology 1994 - 2006
  • Dislocation Blues (with Chris Whitley)
  • You Have to Dig Deep to Bury Daddy
  • Whatever Makes You Happy
  • No Point Slowing Down
  • Live At The Basement DVD
  • Everything is Still
  • Disturbed Folk Vol. 2
  • Cedar Grove
  • A Crowd in Every Face
  • Native Dog Creek
  • Disturbed Folk
  • Ravenswood
  • The Silverbacks(with Hat Fitz)
  • Real Scars
  • 96 Tour Pressie CD
  • Live at the Vineyard(with Chris Finnen)

Equipment

  • Churchill Guitars
  • Beeton Brass Guitars
  • National Reso-Glass Guitars
  • DANELECTRO GUITARS
  • KALAMAZOO GUITARS
  • OAHU GUITARS
  • REGAL GUITARS
  • Squire Teisco Caster
  • 1950's Supro Lap Steel
  • Valco Reso Phonic
  • TIM KILL Weissenborn GUITARS
  • Stomp Box

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