Wood

Led by singer-songwriter Adam Maddock (b. Leicester, Britain), Wood is certainly another UK rock and roll act which includes found success simpler to come by over the Atlantic than within their indigenous nation. Maddock, the boy of the part-time jazz musician, was besotted from an early on age with the mellow noises of US western world coast rock and roll. He shifted to London at age 20, playing in addresses bands in the gruelling pub circuit for quite some time. Steadily the nucleus of Timber surfaced, with Maddock became a member of by Costs Newsinger (electric guitar), Jim O’Malley (bass), and Steve Jackson (drums). The quartet’s country-tinged root base rock and roll sound was disregarded in the middle-90s hurry to indication Britpop rings, but America was even more receptive and a significant label recording agreement with Columbia Information followed. Their refined 1999 debut, Tracks From Stamford Hill, was boosted with the addition of ‘Stay You’, currently popular through its addition in the soundtrack going to tv series Dawson Creek.