Basic Information
Members: David Luning - Songwriter/Lead Vocals/Guitar/Harmonica/Piano, Ben Dubin - Bass/Vocals/Harmonica, Linden Reed - Drums, Dave Sampson - Lead Guitar/Mandolin/Slide
David Luning
Sonoma County, CA
Americana / Folk / Acoustic Rock
Bio
"As soon as he begins to sing you know you are in for a special experience. David is definitely the 'real deal.'"
Jan White, West Coast Songwriters
"He tells strong stories and paints vivid pictures with his lyrics."
Becky Sanders, American Songwriter
BIO
David Luning's award-winning origina...
Comments
Johnny Miller The Riverside Co...:
Hello David. How are you? I'm doing great. Hope everything with your music career is going well and best of luck. Take care and god bless you friend. Johnny Miller The Riverside Cowboy
Sep 18
Dave Younger:
I hail from the Central Coast...now I'm happily up in the Sierras....I'm pleased to hear a powerful new voice from my state. You get the feeling from folks back east sometimes that being from California destroys credib...
Jul 09
Press
“California Live Mic: The Second Show
"David Luning and crew picked, strummed and shuffled their way through three country/folk tunes steeped in Americana and seeming at once familiar and new. The set began with "Buddies 'Til the End", a witty, good natured, hoist-your-glass ode to true blue pals forgiving all personality flaws that is destined be heard closing the night at your local watering hole, changed pace slightly with the earnest love letter, "Bed of Roses", and closed with "Whiskey Bottle", a rollicking, foot stomping proposal to everyone's favorite amber liquor after one too many women have walked out. Luning's voice had a warm, gravel-tinged timbre that belied his 23 years, as did his crafty, insightful songwriting, and his band provided fitting support, with a strong backbeat, authentic and tuneful harmonies and some fine lap-steel accompaniment from David Sampson. The crowd had no trouble getting in to it, toe-tapping, hand clapping, and cheering from the balcony."”
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