Philip Sayce was born in Aberystwyth, Wales, and grew up in Toronto, Canada… Read Full Bio ↴Philip Sayce was born in Aberystwyth, Wales, and grew up in Toronto, Canada. He started his career recording and touring with Jeff Healey, Melissa Etheridge, Uncle Kracker, and others. In 2009 he released a solo album, "Peace Machine". In 2010 he released "Innerevolution" (Europe/UK only), "Ruby Electric" in 2011, "Silver Wheel Of Stars" in 2012 (EP version), and "Steamroller" was released in 2013. He currently lives in Los Angeles.
Growing up in a musical household and exposed to his parents’ eclectic record collection that included the likes of Eric Clapton, Ry Cooder and Dire Straits, he was particularly drawn to the guitar – being taken by his parents to an Eric Clapton concert left the young Sayce awestruck and in no doubt about which was the instrument for him.
By the time he was 15 he was playing guitar in his first band; he was up and running. He soon became a regular fixture on the Toronto club scene, where his fluid soloing and mesmerising overall musicality turned heads an earned him many fans. With an insatiable appetite for jam sessions at the likes of Grossman's Tavern in Toronto, Sayce began rapidly distilling his own singular guitar style and tonal palette from a melting pot of influences that included such greats as Clapton, B.B. King, Buddy Guy, Jimi Hendrix, Robert Cray, and in particular Stevie Ray Vaughan, to whom he is, understandably, probably most often compared.
While still a teenager, Sayce was held in such high regard that, after jamming on stage with one of his heroes, guitar player and fellow Canadian Jeff Healey, he was invited to join Healey’s band. Sayce was now living the dream. He can still remember the first time he heard Healey – and the effect it had: “It was in a supermarket car park. I was 11 and my parents had gone into the store. This song, See The Light, came on and I was just overwhelmed. I literally punched the radio.”
After three-and-a-half years with Healey’s band, playing with them at the Montreux Jazz Festival and at gigs around the world, Sayce, the apprentice having learned well from the master, felt it was time to move on.
Looking to further expand his musical horizons, in 2001 he moved to Los Angeles. He joined Uncle Kracker, and was with the band when they had their massive US No.1 hit song Drift Away. He starred in and wrote the music for the short film Cockroach Blue, directed by the award-winning Robert Crossman, which received high acclaim when it was shown at the Woodstock Film Festival. Then, in 2003, Grammy and Oscar winner Melissa Etheridge came calling (“very talented – like Stevie Ray Vaughan,” she enthused), and he enjoyed an “awesome” time playing and recording with her band until 2008.
During his stint with Melissa, Sayce released his debut solo album, Peace Machine, using what he describes as Etheridge’s “shit-hot” band and producer Michael Nielsen. Recorded live in the studio in just a couple of days, it’s full of raw, high-energy, low-maintenance retro-blues delivered with startling punch and real style, and showcases Sayce as a soulful, powerfully expressive vocalist as well as a supremely talented guitarist and all-round musician. The album also includes a crunching version of the Neil Young classic Cinnamon Girl, the song often a resonant inclusion in Sayce’s thrilling live shows.
And live is where Sayce, his jam-club years in his pocket, shines brightest, he and his band performing with a potent mixture of power and finesse, the guitarist regularly pulling the trigger and unleashing visceral, mesmerising solos. And while they’re checking out the hot licks, it’s clear that many of the girls in the audience are equally taken by the good-looking guy with the swept-back blond hair and charisma to spare. If you’ve got it…
May 2010 saw the release of, INNEREVOLUTION, recorded with his live band - keyboardist Fred Mandel (Queen, Supertramp, Elton John, Alice Cooper), bassist Joel Gottschalk and drummer Ryan MacMillan (Matchbox 20). This collection of songs, some co-written with Richard Marx, busbee, Mike Bradford, Dave Cobb and Marti Frederiksen among others, further establishes Philip Sayce not only as one of the finest blues guitarists around, but also as a musician, singer and songwriter with tremendous talent and potential.
“Richard came out to a show and we immediately hit it off,” Sayce explains of how he came to write with Richard Marx. “He's a massive talent and to have the opportunity to collaborate and learn from him is something I am grateful for. Anyone I collaborate or co-write with, the goal is to be open and learn, and I've been blessed to work with some of the best of the best.”
More varied than Peace Machine, and overall more sophisticated and more polished in terms of songwriting, sonics and performance, Innerevoltuion is a stylish, engaging and thrilling album that should bring Philip Sayce to the attention of a bigger and wider audience.
With Peace Machine, Innerevolution, Ruby Electric, Silver Wheel Of Stars, and Steamroller, Philip Sayce continues to write his own chapter in the long and continuing history of popular music. And it’s clear that this gifted young musician has many more pages yet to write.
Growing up in a musical household and exposed to his parents’ eclectic record collection that included the likes of Eric Clapton, Ry Cooder and Dire Straits, he was particularly drawn to the guitar – being taken by his parents to an Eric Clapton concert left the young Sayce awestruck and in no doubt about which was the instrument for him.
By the time he was 15 he was playing guitar in his first band; he was up and running. He soon became a regular fixture on the Toronto club scene, where his fluid soloing and mesmerising overall musicality turned heads an earned him many fans. With an insatiable appetite for jam sessions at the likes of Grossman's Tavern in Toronto, Sayce began rapidly distilling his own singular guitar style and tonal palette from a melting pot of influences that included such greats as Clapton, B.B. King, Buddy Guy, Jimi Hendrix, Robert Cray, and in particular Stevie Ray Vaughan, to whom he is, understandably, probably most often compared.
While still a teenager, Sayce was held in such high regard that, after jamming on stage with one of his heroes, guitar player and fellow Canadian Jeff Healey, he was invited to join Healey’s band. Sayce was now living the dream. He can still remember the first time he heard Healey – and the effect it had: “It was in a supermarket car park. I was 11 and my parents had gone into the store. This song, See The Light, came on and I was just overwhelmed. I literally punched the radio.”
After three-and-a-half years with Healey’s band, playing with them at the Montreux Jazz Festival and at gigs around the world, Sayce, the apprentice having learned well from the master, felt it was time to move on.
Looking to further expand his musical horizons, in 2001 he moved to Los Angeles. He joined Uncle Kracker, and was with the band when they had their massive US No.1 hit song Drift Away. He starred in and wrote the music for the short film Cockroach Blue, directed by the award-winning Robert Crossman, which received high acclaim when it was shown at the Woodstock Film Festival. Then, in 2003, Grammy and Oscar winner Melissa Etheridge came calling (“very talented – like Stevie Ray Vaughan,” she enthused), and he enjoyed an “awesome” time playing and recording with her band until 2008.
During his stint with Melissa, Sayce released his debut solo album, Peace Machine, using what he describes as Etheridge’s “shit-hot” band and producer Michael Nielsen. Recorded live in the studio in just a couple of days, it’s full of raw, high-energy, low-maintenance retro-blues delivered with startling punch and real style, and showcases Sayce as a soulful, powerfully expressive vocalist as well as a supremely talented guitarist and all-round musician. The album also includes a crunching version of the Neil Young classic Cinnamon Girl, the song often a resonant inclusion in Sayce’s thrilling live shows.
And live is where Sayce, his jam-club years in his pocket, shines brightest, he and his band performing with a potent mixture of power and finesse, the guitarist regularly pulling the trigger and unleashing visceral, mesmerising solos. And while they’re checking out the hot licks, it’s clear that many of the girls in the audience are equally taken by the good-looking guy with the swept-back blond hair and charisma to spare. If you’ve got it…
May 2010 saw the release of, INNEREVOLUTION, recorded with his live band - keyboardist Fred Mandel (Queen, Supertramp, Elton John, Alice Cooper), bassist Joel Gottschalk and drummer Ryan MacMillan (Matchbox 20). This collection of songs, some co-written with Richard Marx, busbee, Mike Bradford, Dave Cobb and Marti Frederiksen among others, further establishes Philip Sayce not only as one of the finest blues guitarists around, but also as a musician, singer and songwriter with tremendous talent and potential.
“Richard came out to a show and we immediately hit it off,” Sayce explains of how he came to write with Richard Marx. “He's a massive talent and to have the opportunity to collaborate and learn from him is something I am grateful for. Anyone I collaborate or co-write with, the goal is to be open and learn, and I've been blessed to work with some of the best of the best.”
More varied than Peace Machine, and overall more sophisticated and more polished in terms of songwriting, sonics and performance, Innerevoltuion is a stylish, engaging and thrilling album that should bring Philip Sayce to the attention of a bigger and wider audience.
With Peace Machine, Innerevolution, Ruby Electric, Silver Wheel Of Stars, and Steamroller, Philip Sayce continues to write his own chapter in the long and continuing history of popular music. And it’s clear that this gifted young musician has many more pages yet to write.
Marigold
Philip Sayce Lyrics
We have lyrics for 'Marigold' by these artists:
- Nirvana He's there in case I want it all He's scared 'cause…
Åç»ðÕ½»úFoo Fighters He's there in case I wandered off He's scared because I…
Adi Oasis Not good enough Not smart enough Not bright enough Not light…
aimyon 風の強さがちょっと 心を揺さぶりすぎて 真面目に見つめた 君が恋しい でんぐり返しの日々 可哀想なふりをして だらけて…
Andrew St James Marigold You wear your love on your coat, Doused in yearnin…
Beez & Gonzo Day to day shit so monotonous Rift in this reality, glitchin…
Blame It On Whitman The sun is loosing glow and the sky is falling…
Caligula's Horse Take it all I never needed any more Than days on days…
Count Zero You and I are one in fear of loneliness and danger of…
DJ Gami.k I was in third grade Got a potted plant full of…
Dylan Rouda If I died today You'd just wish me well I don't believe…
Emmett kai Marigold don't carry me higher than the sky can see splash i…
Ethansroom I see your hair in my dreams sometimes It's like some…
Foo Fighters He's there in case I wandered off He's scared because I…
Foo Fighters (HD) He's there in case I wandered off He's scared because I…
Foo Fighters - www.baixemusicascompletas.blog.br He's there in case I want it all He's scared 'cause…
FOUR GET ME A NOTS "We should call it an end" Do you seriously think that…
Frank & Tony Not for sugar not spice, not for fool?s paradise Not for…
Goodbye July 우리 오늘부터 시작하는 거야 이제 아무 말도 들리지 않아 시간이 지나면 두고두고…
Headstones In the evening when the moon is shining marigold That's whe…
Holding Absence We began just an orchid "You will bloom through the mud,…
It Dies Today Aesthetic perfection has fooled me once again. You'll always…
J Roddy Walston And The Business Marigold you're with an art queen. Marigold you're with an …
Jackie Greene So much depends on first loves and friends legs for…
Jaymes I just wanna be sipping tea Way up where the wind…
Jelani Aryeh Playing your stereo loud Flaunting your taste Blazing the sp…
Jix The glass door squeaks behind me, my reflections a reminder …
Johnny Manchild and the Poor Bastards MARIGOLD You walked in lines, a hundred fucking times In my…
Joydrop Cover me in fire Drop me down to the deepest darkest…
Kasu Another day goes by Don't know how you feel inside I can't…
Lovebugs You're my shiny girl And you've got a lot to manage For…
Lucas Powell God, don't leave her there alone Among the frost and frozen…
M.I.A. When times are difficult We're gonna need a miracle When thi…
Mads Mathias Round and round And round and round she goes Laughing face w…
Mattie Leon When you’re hurting When you can’t believe it’s over And the…
Mother Falcon Bury all the marigold Underneath the bedroom As you stole tw…
Nirvana He's there in case I want it all He's scared 'cause…
Nirvana_[U.S.A.] He's there in case I want it all He's scared cause…
NxTime Give me something real this time I know you know that I…
O.M.B. When times are difficult We're gonna need a miracle When thi…
Periphery Latched to this life like a death-grip We're satisfied with …
Phillip Larue The sun is always in her eyes It′s echoing through open…
Relient K I was in third grade Got a potted plant full of…
Sparklehorse Drifting off to sleep Tryin' to steal some peace All of our…
Sugarplum Fairy And I say go go get it on We pass out…
The Appleseed Cast fall down. marigold. fall sounds of rain. why can't i go. th…
The Dane I did it for the love I did it for the…
The Flycatchers I've been searching Searching through the clouds & I guess I…
The Headstones In the evening when the moon is shining marigold That's when…
The Indigo Society Everywhere she goes She finds me Depictions of a rose Among …
The Milwaukees Little miss marigold Moved her things out today She Moved ba…
The Ocean Blue She makes me crazy, like flowers Make me crazy, my marigold …
Truman Finnell I watched the sirens soak the blades of your cut…
Windrunner Drifting in the scented air around us Gold petals floating i…
Winter Moods Goodbye love, it will be a while But I'm delighted Hold my…
Wylder I swear the days felt longer then As we cataloged…
XY&O I’ve got modest dreams I’ve got modest means Just need a hou…
We have lyrics for these tracks by Philip Sayce:
All I want Light from your window pane Cuts like a knife through my…
Angels live inside Woke up at midnight no sun on my face A cold…
Better Days When your love has moved away You must face yourself and…
Bitter Monday Well you are This tangled thing called life Can be as dark…
Black Roller Coming Step out into the night Follow where I lead Take a shot…
Blood on Your Hands Wicked pearl where did you go wrong? Blizzard child with a…
Blues Ain't Nothin' But a Good Woman On Your Mind Oh, the blues ain't nothin' But a woman cryin' for her…
Burning Out Too many complications in my life No more # should make…
Changes Saw the writing on the wall today It was calling for…
Cinnamon Girl I wanna live With a cinnamon girl I could be happy The re…
Daydream Tonight Tonight alone in your room You carry your worries And cry wi…
Dream Away Sunshine Rains Through An Open Cloud Sets My Mind At Ease …
Fits Me Good She's had my number since she walked through that door Her…
Give Me Time I′ve been watching you Everyday Standing on a corner, baby W…
morning star Morning Star shook me from my sleep Callin' me up from…
My Pearl As long as time allows, You'll be my treasure queen. What yo…
Oh My The people, they need you For what you′re gonna feed them Wh…
Oh! That Bitches Brew Rolled up to a Castle high up on a hill…
Once I wanna believe That you don't have to leave I wanna believe…
One foot in the grave Won't you get down off my cloud Before i shoot you…
Out of My Mind Don't know your number Don't know your name But I can't get…
Over My Head Help me now i'm floating away Don't leave me flowers on…
Peace Machine Sunrise, sunshines, chaos bleeds the world below Night fall…
Powerful thing I - i ain't got nobody I - i don't want…
Ruby Electric up from the midnight, with diamonds in her eyes daydream ato…
Sailin' Shoes There's a lady in a turban, in a cocaine tree She…
Save me from myself How does it feel all alone and afraid With nothing but…
Scars I will surrender no more. To the wicked dreams that wake…
Slip Away i never thought that i'd be so amused i never thought…
Slipaway I never thought that i'd be so amused I never thought…
Steamroller Steamroller Like sweet molasses She′s more woman than a man …
Sweet Misery I can't hide what i feel inside Maybe i'm losin' my…
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Charlie Men
You're amazing man! I was looking for a new inspiration guitarrist and you are all that I wanted to ear! Keep rocking!
Samuel Chaput
I love the feel of this song... It’s a beautiful place to be... great stuff.
Robert Ortellado
Beautiful song, I love it.
Simon Andrews
Such an amazing closing solo on this track
Kenny Raye
Keep up the great work PHIL!!!!
George Alexandris
This is magical...Thank you Philip.I hope i ain't seen nothing yet...
Givemeriffs 1414
I dont know this might sound weird but that intro acoustic guitar sounds very similar to the intro guitar of the epic song the oddysey 24 minute song the part journey to ithaca by symphony x
bradbrad@planbrad
ROCK ON
Eneveese Design Studio
excelent
Duman Yaman
philip abi napam ?