The Perry Mills Project: Buy
Drive
Released in 2004, when the band was known as "Objects in the Mirror".
Now you can download the full album directly from CD Baby for just $8.97. Save a buck versus iTunes, plus get the full album, with a cover photo, with no DRM anti-copy protection, and audiophile-quality 200kbps VBR. The mp3 files will play on any mp3 player.
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"From the first fiery guitar entrance on "Funkle" to the CD closing rhythmic 6/8 groove on "Drive," OBJECTS IN THE MIRROR reflect their passion for creativity and commitment to their musical journey as a band. Pat Jacobsen, Perry Mills, Bob Villwock, Kit Bailey & Mark McCartney are a quintet of wonderful musicians having way too much fun!!!" — Frank Martin (band leader/keyboardist)
"Guitarist Perry Mills has the kind of pinched metallic tone that made Larry Carlton's solos on such [Steely] Dan staples as Green Earrings a delight, and the rest of the quintet has a good feel for what made the Dan's weird, jazzy chord progressions work." — Jackson Griffith (Sacramento News and Review)
"Solid musicianship." — Christian Kiefer (Sacramento News and Review)
"Great stuff!" — Bob Mills (founder, aTTeNTioN sPaN raDiO)
Now you can download the full album directly from CD Baby for just $8.97. Save a buck versus iTunes, plus get the full album, with a cover photo, with no DRM anti-copy protection, and audiophile-quality 200kbps VBR. The mp3 files will play on any mp3 player.
"From the first fiery guitar entrance on "Funkle" to the CD closing rhythmic 6/8 groove on "Drive," OBJECTS IN THE MIRROR reflect their passion for creativity and commitment to their musical journey as a band. Pat Jacobsen, Perry Mills, Bob Villwock, Kit Bailey & Mark McCartney are a quintet of wonderful musicians having way too much fun!!!" — Frank Martin (band leader/keyboardist)
"Guitarist Perry Mills has the kind of pinched metallic tone that made Larry Carlton's solos on such [Steely] Dan staples as Green Earrings a delight, and the rest of the quintet has a good feel for what made the Dan's weird, jazzy chord progressions work." — Jackson Griffith (Sacramento News and Review)
"Solid musicianship." — Christian Kiefer (Sacramento News and Review)
"Great stuff!" — Bob Mills (founder, aTTeNTioN sPaN raDiO)