Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
Uploaded By ► Red Grey Matter
''Enjoy Your Day'' Buy Album: https://t.ly/3JCj ''High Road''
Lyrics: I forgot about sunshine on my face.
Forgot about love in our down place.
But like an angel you flew.
Let me carry you through.
Like an angel you flew.
Let me carry you through.
It was a long ramble
To cross town.
It a lonely gamble,
Lost was all I found.
It's hard to pick up the pieces
When they don't even fit into fate(?).
And don'tcha know before I met you,
I was all over the place.
I forgot about sunshine on my face.
Forgot about love in our down place.
But like an angel you flew.
Let me carry you through.
Like an angel you flew.
Let me carry you through.
It wasn't long that I'm comin'.
That ball don't stop once it's rollin'.
And if it's bound to happen,
Can't it then take it ???.
'Cause I know that someday
I'm gonna meet you at the end of the road.
Don'tcha know before I met you,
I was way out of control.
I forgot about sunshine on my face.
Forgot about love in our down place.
But like an angel you flew.
Let me carry you through.
Like an angel you flew.
Let me carry you through.
Instrumental
I forgot about sunshine on my face.
Forgot about love in our down place.
But like an angel you flew.
Let me carry you through.
Like an angel you flew.
Let me carry you through.
Let me carry you through.
Let me carry you through.
Let me carry you through...
Carry you through,
Carry you through,
Oh, let me carry you,
Carry you through.
About, Katie Henry is a young multi-instrumentalist from New Jersey and on her debut disc she plays piano, clavinet and guitar as well as handling all lead vocals. The band is John Ginty on keys (who also produced the album), Jonathan Fritz on guitar, Antar Goodwin on bass and Maurice ‘Moe’ Watson on drums/BV’s plus a few guests: Marcus Randolph (pedal steel), Anthony Kazan (guitar), Mike Buckman (rhythm guitar) and Billy Harvey (vocals) appear on one track each and Hector Lopez is on drums on two cuts. All the songs are original, credited to Katie and Antar. The album was recorded at Showplace Studios by Ben Elliott, so one wonders why the album was not released on Ben’s American Showplace label.
The album shows that Katie has quite a range of styles. Opener “Nowhere Fast” has a sort of 70’s disco feel before it develops into a fast-paced rocker with the organ bubbling away beneath the rhythm and a fiery guitar solo. Katie’s vocals manage to be bright yet sultry at the same time, a tune that grows on you. “Nothing To Lose” finds Katie in a bit of a mess: “My drink’s half drunk and my wallet’s half empty, my mind just won’t be nice. I got half an ounce of sense and a lot less weed and I give myself bad advice.” Paying dues is what it’s called and Katie’s song describes how tough it can be as a musician starting out – good vocals and a catchy mid-tempo arrangement.
The run of songs that follows really shows Katie’s versatility: “Chapels” is a good song about how “cities’ tallest buildings are not chapels anymore”, the exciting pedal steel adding gospel accents; the title track “High Road” is an attractive country tune; “Carry You” is an emotional ballad about returning the favour to a friend who helped you “out of a dark place” and also features an extended guitar solo; “Gypsy Sister” is an anthemic song that seems to be about a lost friend with piano and guitar both featured.
None of those songs are really blues, but “Dead Man’s Hands” gets closer, a dark piece with John’s organ and Katie’s piano setting the mood well, and “Someday” is a rolling blues with good slide work from Anthony Kazan. “Roll Away” has nice harmonies (mainly Katie, I presume), a good rocker with a feel-good chorus accented by slide guitar; album closer “Takes A Lot” shows the whole band working well together, the bass underpinning the whole tune, a nagging funk guitar riff underpinning Katie’s strong vocals and guitar, organ and clavinet all getting their moment in the spotlight." katiehenrymusic.com/home
Welcome to Red Grey Matter Club!
For the last years I’ve collaborated with many famous and relatively unknown blues & Rock artists and labels and helped them reach new audiences through my Red Grey Matter YouTube channel dedicated to promoting only quality music. Slowly growing, the channel has become one of the most popular places for fans of blues & Rock on the web.
If you’re a musician/band or music label and want to be featured on Red Grey Matter and the website here is what to do
Red Grey Matter is about the music. My mission is to promote lesser known blues & Rock artists and bring you a selection of tunes with real grit and emotion.
If you’re a music fan, you can enjoy my playlists on YouTube and my interesting music trivia posts on Facebook.
If you’re an artist or label and want to be featured on the website and the channel, check this Page. https://is.gd/3cOVbl
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Uploaded By ► Red Grey Matter
''Enjoy Your Day'' Buy Album: https://t.ly/3JCj ''High Road''
Lyrics: I forgot about sunshine on my face.
Forgot about love in our down place.
But like an angel you flew.
Let me carry you through.
Like an angel you flew.
Let me carry you through.
It was a long ramble
To cross town.
It a lonely gamble,
Lost was all I found.
It's hard to pick up the pieces
When they don't even fit into fate(?).
And don'tcha know before I met you,
I was all over the place.
I forgot about sunshine on my face.
Forgot about love in our down place.
But like an angel you flew.
Let me carry you through.
Like an angel you flew.
Let me carry you through.
It wasn't long that I'm comin'.
That ball don't stop once it's rollin'.
And if it's bound to happen,
Can't it then take it ???.
'Cause I know that someday
I'm gonna meet you at the end of the road.
Don'tcha know before I met you,
I was way out of control.
I forgot about sunshine on my face.
Forgot about love in our down place.
But like an angel you flew.
Let me carry you through.
Like an angel you flew.
Let me carry you through.
Instrumental
I forgot about sunshine on my face.
Forgot about love in our down place.
But like an angel you flew.
Let me carry you through.
Like an angel you flew.
Let me carry you through.
Let me carry you through.
Let me carry you through.
Let me carry you through...
Carry you through,
Carry you through,
Oh, let me carry you,
Carry you through.
About, Katie Henry is a young multi-instrumentalist from New Jersey and on her debut disc she plays piano, clavinet and guitar as well as handling all lead vocals. The band is John Ginty on keys (who also produced the album), Jonathan Fritz on guitar, Antar Goodwin on bass and Maurice ‘Moe’ Watson on drums/BV’s plus a few guests: Marcus Randolph (pedal steel), Anthony Kazan (guitar), Mike Buckman (rhythm guitar) and Billy Harvey (vocals) appear on one track each and Hector Lopez is on drums on two cuts. All the songs are original, credited to Katie and Antar. The album was recorded at Showplace Studios by Ben Elliott, so one wonders why the album was not released on Ben’s American Showplace label.
The album shows that Katie has quite a range of styles. Opener “Nowhere Fast” has a sort of 70’s disco feel before it develops into a fast-paced rocker with the organ bubbling away beneath the rhythm and a fiery guitar solo. Katie’s vocals manage to be bright yet sultry at the same time, a tune that grows on you. “Nothing To Lose” finds Katie in a bit of a mess: “My drink’s half drunk and my wallet’s half empty, my mind just won’t be nice. I got half an ounce of sense and a lot less weed and I give myself bad advice.” Paying dues is what it’s called and Katie’s song describes how tough it can be as a musician starting out – good vocals and a catchy mid-tempo arrangement.
The run of songs that follows really shows Katie’s versatility: “Chapels” is a good song about how “cities’ tallest buildings are not chapels anymore”, the exciting pedal steel adding gospel accents; the title track “High Road” is an attractive country tune; “Carry You” is an emotional ballad about returning the favour to a friend who helped you “out of a dark place” and also features an extended guitar solo; “Gypsy Sister” is an anthemic song that seems to be about a lost friend with piano and guitar both featured.
None of those songs are really blues, but “Dead Man’s Hands” gets closer, a dark piece with John’s organ and Katie’s piano setting the mood well, and “Someday” is a rolling blues with good slide work from Anthony Kazan. “Roll Away” has nice harmonies (mainly Katie, I presume), a good rocker with a feel-good chorus accented by slide guitar; album closer “Takes A Lot” shows the whole band working well together, the bass underpinning the whole tune, a nagging funk guitar riff underpinning Katie’s strong vocals and guitar, organ and clavinet all getting their moment in the spotlight." katiehenrymusic.com/home
Welcome to Red Grey Matter Club!
For the last years I’ve collaborated with many famous and relatively unknown blues & Rock artists and labels and helped them reach new audiences through my Red Grey Matter YouTube channel dedicated to promoting only quality music. Slowly growing, the channel has become one of the most popular places for fans of blues & Rock on the web.
If you’re a musician/band or music label and want to be featured on Red Grey Matter and the website here is what to do
Red Grey Matter is about the music. My mission is to promote lesser known blues & Rock artists and bring you a selection of tunes with real grit and emotion.
If you’re a music fan, you can enjoy my playlists on YouTube and my interesting music trivia posts on Facebook.
If you’re an artist or label and want to be featured on the website and the channel, check this Page. https://is.gd/3cOVbl
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➥ 𝐅𝐚𝐜𝐞𝐛𝐨𝐨𝐤: https://is.gd/3cOVbl
➥ 𝐒𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐝 𝐂𝐥𝐨𝐮𝐝: https://is.gd/irByqU
➥ 𝐓𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐭𝐞𝐫: https://t.ly/n1zLB
