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Dan Sartain |
Dan Sartain performing in Chicago in 2007, with Dean Reis on drums.
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Background information |
Genre(s) |
rock and roll, rockabilly, blues |
Occupation(s) |
Singer-songwriter |
Instrument(s) |
vocals, guitar, bass guitar, drums, piano |
Label(s) |
Swami, One Little Indian, Skybucket, Cass, Bent Rail Foundation |
Website |
myspace.com/dansartain |
Dan Sartain is an American rock and roll musician from Birmingham, Alabama. His music encompasses a variety of genres including rockabilly and blues. After releasing two self-produced albums through independent record labels, his first commercially-available studio album Dan Sartain vs. the Serpientes was released in 2005 through San Diego, California-based Swami Records. This was followed by Join Dan Sartain in 2006, also on the Swami label. In 2007 Sartain toured as an opening act for The White Stripes and The Hives.
[edit] Discography
[edit] Albums
[edit] Singles
Year |
Single |
Peak positions |
Album |
UK Independent Singles |
2004 |
"Who's Sorry Now?"/"This is How They Beat You Down"[2] |
– |
none |
2005 |
"Tryin' to Say"[3] |
– |
Dan Sartain vs. the Serpientes |
2006 |
"Walk Among the Cobras Pt. I"[4] |
– |
"Gun vs. Knife"[5] |
– |
Join Dan Sartain |
"Replacement Man"[6] |
18 |
2007 |
"Flight of the Finch"[7] |
16 |
"Thought it Over"[8] |
21 |
[edit] Videography
[edit] Music videos
Year |
Song |
Album |
2005 |
"Leeches Pt. I" |
Dan Sartain vs. the Serpientes |
2006 |
"Walk Among the Cobras Pt. I" |
"Replacement Man" |
Join Dan Sartain |
2007 |
"Flight of the Finch" |
"Thought it Over" |
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