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Seventy Five Summers

About Me


All of us individually worked as musicians most of our lives, and we wanted to bring an original sound that can be identified as Seventy Five Summers. This is our project of projects. It goes along with the meaning of our name:
You only have Seventy Five Summers to live, if you are lucky, so live them well. Always surround yourself with good people, good music, and a good environment. Hopefully then, some day when your life is settling down to its end, you will look back with no regrets. We could only hope that we could have a part in helping that to fruition.
Todd is a great man with good ideals, and a wonderful voice. He is a teacher, a good friend, and most importantly, an open minded singer. He always has good ideas, and sees them clearly enough to perfect them in his performance. His lifetime commitment to music has graced him, and the rest of the fellas with the experience direly needed in any music project. Having been where we want to go, he knows just where to go next.
Randy is a lifelong student of music, versed in all genres. His drumming "outside the box" creates interesting new angles to everything he plays to. Anything that "tickles the senses", as he puts it. His knowledge of other instruments and music in general enables him to play off other musicians and complement each others sound. Always motivated, and always ready to perform to the best of his ability, it wouldn't be the same without him.
Ryan is a third generation musician who caught bass playing from his dad. It's all he plays and what he loves doing. He plays bass like he tries to do everything - with care, thought and deep feeling. His optimistic philosophy and motivation make him a good fit with the other guys.
Jared was born into a family of musicians, his eventual passion for music was not so much of a choice as it was a natural affinity. In early grade school he dabbled with the piano as well as singing Christmas carols accompanied by his father on the guitar and his stuffed dinosaur. Years later he made the switch to guitar where his ear for tone and his innate luck of having the opportunity to play with many extremely talented musicians has enabled him to add the little nuances that allow music to touch the very core of one’s soul.
Mike brings to the table, a raw passion for playing guitar, along with a drive to succeed. Coupled with the rest of the band, he is driven to take things to the limit. Mike eats, sleeps, baths in music, and seeks to share that with as many people as possible.
All of them come together to create an original sound, that tantalizes your senses, makes you think what music can really do, and leaves you wanting more.
Take a listen, let us know if you dig it, and most importantly don't forget our message... You have Seventy Five Summers, so live each day to it's fullest!
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Member Since: 25/09/2005
Band Website: myspace.com/seventyfivesummers
Band Members: Todd: Lead Vocals/Guitar

Randy: Drums/Vocals

Ryan: Bass

Mike: Lead/Rhythm Guitar

Influences: Too many to write! Our sound is a mix of pretty much everything that has been heard before with some new stuff never heard before! Enjoy!
Sounds Like: Seventy Five Summers has a distinct sound that can only be described as brilliant. It is rock to the core, laced with progressive, metal, and alternative echoes. The music is original, upbeat, and practical. It has tones, melodies, and foundations that resonate 60's rock, 70's progressive, 80's shredding, 90's grunge, and today's alternative. The elements are similar, but the composition is innovative. The lyrics are intoxicating, telling stories and providing philosophy. It's a new sound that takes you home.
Record Label: none

My Blog

Seventy Five Summers - The Silence

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrJBauhg81s Seventy Five Summers performs The Silence on KTAZ 13 - AM Arizona morning show
Posted by on Fri, 31 Jul 2009 18:28:00 GMT

The Silence

The Silence is a song that was inspired by relationship issues. As Todd would explain, sometimes you just have to let things go and take the good with the bad, and makes things work the best way you c...
Posted by on Sun, 23 Dec 2007 11:59:00 GMT