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Lapalco is the second album by American singer-songwriter Brendan Benson, released in 2002. The name "Lapalco" is in reference to Lapalco Boulevard, a major highway which runs through Harvey, Louisiana, where Benson spent part of his youth. The street name is an acronym of " L ouisian A P ower A nd L ight CO mpany", the former name of the power ...
Falkner spent the summer of 2002 touring with Air, and contributed on albums for other artists, including Beck, Aimee Mann, and Travis. He also wrote Brendan Benson's 2002 release Lapalco. He began working on his third studio album in June 2003, and worked on albums for Beck and Air.
29. März 2012 · Anyone who's heard It's Heavy in Here or Lapalco but not Falkner's solo work will find a mental lightbulb flashing on in recognition. It proved too quirky for the mainstream, though, even at...
About “Lapalco ”. “Lapalco ” Q&A. When did Brendan Benson release Lapalco ? Album Credits. Featuring Emma J. Producers Brendan Benson & Jason Falkner. Writers Brendan Benson. Mixed By Ben...
10. Mai 2002 · (The other five feature former Jellyfish guitarist Jason Falkner, a longtime pal who also enhanced "One Mississippi.") After six years of convalescence from his major-label misadventure, Benson...
2. Apr. 2002 · Aside from guest production by Jason Falkner and his occasional vocal accompaniment, Brendan performs, sings, and produces every note of Lapalco, lending even the most aggressive tracks an...
26. Feb. 2002 · Coproduced by fellow popster Jason Falkner (ex of Jellyfish and The Grays), this album presents songs such as “Tiny Spark” and “You’re Quiet”: feverish rides through boy-girl innocence. “Eventually” and “Just Like Me” journey straight into Benson’s self-doubting heart. It’s obvious why Jack White formed The ...
