Telegraph (album)

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Telegraph

Studio album by Drake Bell
Released	September 27, 2005
Genre	Pop rock
Length	40:29
Label	Nine Yards/Backhouse
Producer(s)	Backhouse Mike
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Drake Bell chronology
	Telegraph (2005)	It's Only Time (2006)

Telegraph is the title of the debut album by actor, singer, and songwriter Drake Bell, who is best known at present time for his role as "Drake Parker" in the Nickelodeon television series Drake & Josh.

The album was released on September 27, 2005 and is issued by Nine Yards Records.

1 Track listing
2 Additional song information
3 Personnel
4 External links

[edit] Track listing

All songs written by Drake Bell and Michael Corcoran, except where noted.

"Intro" – 0:27
"Found a Way" – 3:01
"Circles" (Bell) – 4:06
"Somehow" – 4:40
"In the End" – 4:24
"Don't Preach" (Chris Abraham, Bell, Corcoran) – 3:24
"Hollywood Girl" (Bell, Corcoran, Garrett Peterson) – 2:53
"Golden Days" (Bell, D. Tashian, G. Garner) – 3:43
"Down We Fall" – 5:49
"The Backhouse" – 0:19
"Highway to Nowhere" (Bell, Scott Bennett, Morton Shallman) – 4:04
"Telegraph" – 3:39

[edit] Additional song information

Part of "Don't Preach" is featured in the movie Drake & Josh Go Hollywood, in which Drake Bell stars. The clip shows him (as Drake Parker) performing the song at the B'Nai Shalom Home for the Elderly with his band.
"I Found a Way", "Down We Fall", and "Highway to Nowhere" are also on the Drake & Josh soundtrack, Drake & Josh: Songs from and inspired by the hit TV show. Drake also played "Highway to Nowhere" when he guest-starred on the Nickelodeon TV show Zoey 101. In the episode, the students of Pacific Coast Academy hire Drake to play at their school's Spring Fling.
The beatboxing on the song "Circles" is done by Drake's co-star on Drake & Josh, Josh Peck.