The Montgomery Cliffs are a three man power-pop band. They have released several albums (a pop opera included)over the last decade. Based out of New York, this award winning band is led by singer-songwriter, Joey Salvia. Salvia, is best known for his radio/broadcasting work. He is heard daily on The Michael Kay Show... (more)

The Montgomery Cliffs are a three man power-pop band. They have released several albums (a pop opera included)over the last decade. Based out of New York, this award winning band is led by singer-songwriter, Joey Salvia. Salvia, is best known for his radio/broadcasting work. He is heard daily on The Michael Kay Show,(ESPN) where he writes theme songs and comedy bits. He has also released a few solo efforts. Dennis Carollo (drums) and Wayne Thomas Kurz (guitar) round out this power house trio who make a big sound while ripping through some very catchy songs. Here, you get a mix of The Cliffs recordings, including the popular holiday classic, Christmas Lights, tunes from thier debut, Andiamo!, and their self-titled release. All but track 18 was produced by the very talented,Andy Bopp. Salvia hopes to release an album later this year. For more info: www.joeysalvia.com

Salvia recorded this album in his basement, playing and singing all the parts but the drums (Dennis Carollo) and some help with rhythm guitar (Wayne Thomas Kurz). He also was engineer and producer on this effort. The album was picked for Best DIY Artist by the national magazine, Performing Songwriter. Here is the... (more)

Salvia recorded this album in his basement, playing and singing all the parts but the drums (Dennis Carollo) and some help with rhythm guitar (Wayne Thomas Kurz). He also was engineer and producer on this effort. The album was picked for Best DIY Artist by the national magazine, Performing Songwriter. Here is the original mix of songs that took Joey away from his busy touring dates and loud rock clubs, as he found a small break before recording The Montgomery Cliffs' last album. He purchased a mandolin and found inspiration in its sound. This led him to reflect on his native home of Brooklyn, his family and his life in general. The song, Harry Chapin, found it's way to the songwriter's daughter,Jen, who found the song to be a great tribute to her late father. For more info: www.joeysalvia.com