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Sweetness has been performed by Umphrey's McGee 144 times. It was last played 2024-02-18, which was 12 shows ago. It was last played 2024-02-18, which was 12 shows ago. Sweetness has also been performed by Brendan and Jake 3 times.
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Kicking off our top ten Umphrey’s McGee songs list is this track from their eleventh album Its Not Us released in 2009. The song is a mixture of progressive rock, funk, and jazz. The song is rather reminiscent of Primus. All in all, it is a very good song that has very effortless flow to it and is very well played.
Next up is this track from Zonkey from 2016 which is a mashup of the song’s “Sad But True” by Metallica and “Clint Eastwood” by Gorillaz. The whole album was a collection of mashups of covers of various songs which were all performed by the band. Other artists covered on the album to name a few are Nirvana, Bob Marley and Phil Collins.
Up next is the title track of Umphrey’s McGee’s eighth album released in 2014. The album was recorded at IV Lab Studios in Chicago Illinois and was the first album to be put out on the band’s own record label Nothing Too Fancy Music. Although the album still has elements of the jam band sound it also has elements of more conventional rock and pop.
Next up on our Umphrey’s McGee Songs list is a track from the band’s seventh album released in 2011. This song, which has its own music video is a very funk-influenced number and shows a more mellow side to the band. It is reminiscent of a lot of seventies funk and soul and is also rather jazz influenced as well. It is another very good track that ...
Here we have the very long title track from the band’s sixth album released in 2009 which is over eleven minutes long, being a true example of their progressive side. When the album was announced for pre-order, it was also announced that the album would be released with bonus material and that the more pre-orders that were made, the more bonus cont...
Kicking off the second half of this Umphrey’s McGee Songs list is the title and opening track from Umphrey’s McGee’s fifth album released in 2007. The album was recorded during the sessions of their previous album Safety in Numbersduring 2005-2006. It is a double album with the first disc comprising of songs that were left off the previous album an...
This track is taken from UM’s fourth album released in 2006. This track features a guest appearance from Huey Lewis. This album is much more accessible than most of their other work featuring a much more stripped back approach and with little progressive or jam band elements. It got to 186 on the Billboard 200.
At number three is the title track of Umphrey’s McGee’s third album released in 2004. This album was the debut of drummer Kris Meyers. This album is a mix of prog, folk, jam, metal, and electronic music. The album features a horn section which includes saxophonist Karl Denson on the track “Wife Soup.”
Just off the top spot is this track taken from the second album Local Band Does OK which was the first album to feature Jake Cinneger and Andy Farag. It is also the final album to feature original drummer Mike Miro. The album is very progressive rock oriented. It is the earliest album in the band’s catalogue that is still available and in print.
At the top of this list, we have this track taken from the band’s debut album Greatest Hits Volume 3 released in 1998. The album was recorded only eight months after the band formed and was done hastily for them to get local gigs. The first pressing was limited to 400 copies and the band’s name was misspelled on the CD’s spine. Despite this, it suc...
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Close Jump!. Umphrey's McGee > Songs > Sweetness > Year by Year Breakdown Every Time Played; Lyrics; Year by Year Breakdown; 2024 All Things Umphrey's · Powered by Songfish v9 ...
One Fat Sucka is the second live album by progressive rock band Umphrey's McGee. It was recorded at various concerts throughout the summer and fall of 2000. Most of the material contains brand new guitarist Jake Cinninger, who joined the band in September 2000. Two songs recorded before Cinninger joined, "Siddhartha" and "Wild Brumby," feature ...
The music of Umphrey’s McGee unfolds like an unpredictable conversation between longtime friends. Its six participants—Brendan Bayliss [guitar, vocals], Jake Cinninger [guitar
