• Video Premiere: Frank Migliorelli and The Dirt Nappers “Rafferty Train”

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    Tara Joan Posted On March 1, 2017
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    New York-based singer-songwriter Frank Migliorelli, along with his band The Dirt Nappers, is gearing up to release his new album, Bass, Drums, Guitars and Organs on March 15th.  With this latest project, Migliorelli is  taking a simpler approach to his song craft, aiming to capture a “live” stripped down feel while balancing acoustic and electric sounds.

    One of the album’s highlights is  the drifting, dreamlike “Rafferty Train,” a story song about leaving it all behind that was written  as somewhat of an an homage and nod to the late great Gerry Rafferty. The video itself was compiled out of a few recording sessions and some rough footage shot on the the spur of the moment in the middle of a torrential rain storm. 

    Listen and watch the video for “Rafferty Train” below 
    Visit HERE to get  a FREE download of the song
    Pre-order Bass, Drums, Guitars and Organs HERE

     




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