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Single – “The One” by Shannon Underwood

Shannon is someone we’ve believed in for a long time and we’re very much looking forward to the journey her new single takes her on.

Original Release Date — December 25, 2012

The One [Single]

The One 3:18 | Drums: Phill Kirby | Bass, Guitars, Vox: Jeff Hartman | Vox: Shannon Underwood

Engineered by Jeff Hartman
Written by Shannon Underwood and Jeffrey S. Hartman
Produced by Plastic Moon Records
Mastered by Dave Harris, Studio B Mastering
Photography by Carol Anne Hartman Photography

Album – “The Firemen’s Kitchen Concert”

Original Release Date — July 25, 2010

The Firemen’s Kitchen Concert

Room Boot Courtesy of Michael French, Down to Hear

1. Take Me there (3:40) 2. Sweet Nothings (4:43) 3. Erica’s Song (5:51) 4. Purple Monkeys (5:26) 5. September Song (5:10) 6. All I Need (3:12) 7. Eat Your Vegetables (4:43) 8. Then There Was Three (5:16) 9. Ain’t Even Hungry No More (4:53) 10. Move On (4:36) 11. Cain (3:49) 12. Ignored (5:47) 13. Happy Birthday (3:39) 14. Waiting For You (3:54) 15. Northern Accent (6:06)

Musicians – Forrest Brown, Carol Anne Hartman, Jeff Hartman, Phill Kirby, Shannon Underwood

Special thanks to Shannon Underwood, Furry Greene Fox, Jimmy Rhine of Five Head Entertainment, John Rambo of Hickory Theatre, and, of course, the beloved, sold-out crowd.

Album – “Better Live”

Original Release Date — July 15, 2010

Celebrating a decade of touring with live, original tracks from Charlotte Bobcats Arena and more. Down to Hear client list includes Jeff Beck, John Oates, Lenny Kravitz, Billy Bob Thornton, Hartman, Jeff Hartman, Billy Gibbons, and Terry Clark.

Better Live
For Scott

1. Nerl [Live from the Charles E. Jeffers Theatre]

Engineered by Stephen Thigpen

2. Laura [Live from The CoMMA]

9:35 | Bass: Micah Davidson | Guitar: Tony Eltora | Drums: Daniel Flynn | Guitar, Vox: Jeff Hartman

Engineered by Ken Yager | L&N Productions

3. Northern Accent (Alternate Version) [Live from Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre]

Engineered by “Bear” | Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre

4. Where I’ve Been (Doesn’t Matter Now) [Live from Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre]

Engineered by “Bear” | Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre

5. Half My Heart [Live from Davidson College]

Engineered by Ken Yager | L&N Productions

6. Déjà Vu [Live from the Charles E. Jeffers Theatre]

Engineered by Stephen Thigpen

7. Catch 22 [Live from Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre]

Engineered by “Bear” | Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre

8. I Thought It Was Leather [Live from Davidson College]

Engineered by Ken Yager | L&N Productions

9. Red [Live from The CoMMA]

11:04 | Bass: Micah Davidson | Guitar: Tony Eltora | Drums: Daniel Flynn | Guitar, Vox: Jeff Hartman

Engineered by Ken Yager | L&N Productions

10. Erica’s Song [Live from the J.E. Broyhill Civic Center]

6:53 | Drums: Rick Cline | Keys, Vox: Jeff Hartman | Bass: Brandon Miller | Sax: Phillip Whack

Engineered by Jeff Bentley | J.E. Broyhill Civic Center

11. Sweet Nothings [Live from Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre]

Engineered by “Bear” | Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre

*12. September Song [Live from Charlotte Bobcats Arena]

6:26 | Drums: Brian Burton | Keys, Vox: Jeff Hartman | Bass: Scott McCloud | Guitar: Jeremy Shaw

Engineered by Jeff Hartman

All songs written by Jeffrey S. Hartman except “Déjà Vu” (Hartman/Pritchard) and “I Thought It Was Leather” (Atwood/Hartman)

*Contains an interpolation from the composition “Metaphor” written by Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt, Chappell and Co., publishers.

Produced by Jeff Hartman
Mastered by Michael French, Down to Hear Studios
Photography by Carol Anne Hartman Photography

Funded in part by all that is Down to Hear Studios and Jeff Hartman

Special thanks to David French, Michael French, Carol Anne Hartman, and all of the amazing musicians who have contributed to my original music and the stories of my life over the years!

Album – “More (The Black Album)”

More is more.

Original Release Date — September 5, 2005

More (The Black Album)
In Memory of David Black, Old House Recording Studio

*1. Swell (A Prelude)

A jam turned prelude.

2. Nerl

Nerl represents a time and place in my life when poetry and romance and one particular girl found me.

*3. 10 Brookside Blues

5:29 | Bass: Micah Davidson | Guitar: Tony Eltora | Drums: Daniel Flynn | Guitar, Keys, Vocals: Jeff Hartman

It’s all about jealousy and her address.

†4. Muse

8:38 | Bass: Micah Davidson | Banjo, Guitar: Tony Eltora | Drums: Daniel Flynn | Guitar, Vocals: Jeff Hartman

Muse is about writing songs for the wrong reasons. Too often songwriters are guilty of writing songs in an effort to promote some sort of hidden agenda, whether it’s political or “scoring with a chick.”

5. Where I’ve Been (Doesn’t Matter Now)

A sarcastic tribute to those who lose their identities to relationships.

6. Epiphany

On the rebound.

7. More

8:19 | Bass: Micah Davidson | Guitar: Tony Eltora | Drums: Daniel Flynn | Guitar, Keys, Vocals: Jeff Hartman

More is hopeless romanticism at its best. More is more.

*8. Déjà Vu

6:55 | Bass: Micah Davidson | Guitar: Tony Eltora | Drums: Daniel Flynn | Guitar, Keys, Vocals: Jeff Hartman

That feeling we’ve all experienced at one point or another.

‡9. September Song

This tune is about commitment. Carol Anne and I met on stage in the spring of 1996 and soon fell in love during fall production of The Fantasticks at The Green Room Community Theatre of Newton, North Carolina. I asked for Carol’s hand in marriage with the cloak and dagger help of friends and family on the second Saturday night in September of 1999 and wed one year later on the ninth day in September of the year 2000. The ceremony was held on stage in the Charles E. Jeffers Theatre of Hickory Community Theatre.

10. Kiss the Frog

5:23 | Bass, Vocals: Micah Davidson | Guitar, Vocals: Tony Eltora | Drums, Vocals: Daniel Flynn | Guitar, Keys, Vocals: Jeff Hartman

Folk is a dish best served funky through the eyes of a toddler.

11. The Blues

My favorite color is blue.

All songs written by Jeffrey S. Hartman except “Déjà Vu” (Hartman/Pritchard) and “Swell” (Davidson/Eltora/Flynn/Hartman)

†Contains an interpolation from the composition “I Write the Songs,” written by Bruce Johnston, published by BMG Songs, Inc. and Obo Artists Music, Inc.

‡Contains an interpolation from the composition “Metaphor” written by Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt, Chappell and Co., publishers.

Produced by David Black and Jeff Hartman
Mixed by Chris Garges, Old House Recording Studio
*Mixed by David Black, Old House Recording Studio
Engineered by David Black, Old House Recording Studio
Mastered by Dave Harris, Studio B Mastering
Art by Louis Davidson

Funded in part by all that is Old House Recording Studio, Brandon Castagna, Dan “The Fan” Evans, Deborah Gill, Brad and Kathy Hartman, Jeff and Carol Hartman, Krista Jones, and some guy we met in Arlington, VA

Special thanks to Scott Applegate, Janet Black, Hope Coble, Chris Garges, Brad Hartman, Carol Hartman, Timmy Hartman, Phill Kirby and Sandi Shuford

Album – “Northern Accent”

Original Release Date — Saturday, July 26, 2003

Northern Accent

In Memory of Erica Coffey

1. Laura (4:50) 2. Northern Accent (5:54) 3. Half My Heart (3:53) 4. Dear Santa (3:17) 5. Grey (4:11) 6. Catch 22 (4:37) 7. I Thought It Was Leather (5:37) 8. Red (9:30) 9. Better Man (6:13) 10. Erica’s Song (5:40) 11. Walking on Sunshine (5:01)

Musicians — Steve Clamp, Tony Eltora, Carol Anne Hartman, Jeff Hartman, Phill Kirby, Scott McCloud

Additional vocals by Vicki Coble, Gary Coble, Eileen Eltora, Sandi Shuford

All songs written by Jeffrey S. Hartman except “I Thought It Was Leather” (Hartman/Atwood) and “Walking on Sunshine” (Rew) Screen Gems-EMI Music, Inc. (BMI)

Produced by Jeff Hartman
Mixed by David Black, Old House Recording Studio
Engineered by David Black, Old House Recording Studio, and James Little, The Studio Formerly Known as St. Francis of Assisi and currently known as Epiphonic Studios (The first album tracked at Epiphonic Studios)
Mastered by Dave Harris, Studio B Mastering
Art by Jay Hall

Funded in part by all that is Scott Jeffrey’s Band, Mr. and Mrs. James Atwood, Freda Bloss, The Cauccis, Ila Coble, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coble, Tony Eltora, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Eltora, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Glavine, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hamby, Mr. and Mrs. Brad Hartman, Gary Hartman, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hartman, William Klimowicz, Hayden Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Meadows, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. David Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. William Samara, Scott and Sandra Shuford, Mr. and Mrs. William Summa