The Human Project - 2 albums: Last Train Out / The Real Stuff

Album: Last Train Out
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 38:11
Size: 87.4 MB
Styles: Southern blues rock
Year: 2011
Art: Front

[4:43] 1. Friday Thang
[4:28] 2. River Rock
[6:34] 3. Requiem For Washington
[4:27] 4. Juke Joint Showdown
[5:27] 5. Running From The Shotgun
[5:19] 6. Right Wing Billy
[7:11] 7. Vicodin Blues

Loyd Vandergriff, better known as “The Human” to his friends and fans, has released his first new CD of all original material in over 3 years entitled “Last Train Out.” This is The Human’s 4th release and picks up where he left off before, combining blues rock, southern rock, and classic rock to give you what is now being called by his fans…Human Rock. The Human’s style and lyrics have slowly begun to attract a lot of attention. It is not uncommon to see people smiling when they listen to his music. His songs tell stories people can easily relate too. Critics have said his lyrics paint a visual picture on canvas of what is going on in the song. Some are fun, some deep and thought provoking. Most just make you smile and make you want to pat your feet and pop a cold one.

Last Train Out

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Album: The Real Stuff
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 45:32
Size: 104.3 MB
Styles: Southern blues rock
Year: 2006
Art: Front

[3:54] 1. Hi Fallutin Momma
[5:03] 2. Ridin This Train
[4:54] 3. Headin For Tennesee
[6:40] 4. Stormy Night In Texas
[3:47] 5. Jimmy's Juke Joint
[3:50] 6. Workin Too Hard
[6:32] 7. Back To Memphis
[5:33] 8. Standing In The Shadows
[5:15] 9. Red Vette Roll

Loyd (The Human) Vandergriff is a singer-songwriter from Visalia, California. He is the heart and soul of The Human Project. His music fuses blues rock, southern rock, and classic rock into a hot potent sound that embraces the common man and blue collar worker. It creates an ambiance that will get you snapping your fingers, patting yo feet, and probably popping a cold one while you're at it. The Human is blessed the ability to illustrate life through his music. Dripping with authenticity, his vocals provide a pleasurable sense of nostalgia that draws you in. He speaks a common language that creates common ground with his fans. The Human is backed by a killer band led by the fantastic Dwayne Janzen on lead guitar, Ron Greeley on drums and Bryan Beal on bass. Make sure to check out the southern rock driven Jimmy's Juke Joint, the classic rock anthem Standing In The Shadows, and the hot blue and righteous sound of Stormy Night in Texas. Get into the project, its where the music meets the road.

The Real Stuff

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The Human Project - Humanize

Size: 99,1 MB
Time: 31:08
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2017
Styles: Blues Rock
Art: Front

01. Fast Train (2:51)
02. Got Myself In Trouble (3:08)
03. Backroads (3:09)
04. Highway 58 (5:10)
05. Bar Room Meltdown (3:00)
06. Take It All (3:51)
07. Dakota (3:59)
08. Brutal Train To Ride (2:50)
09. Ya Never Know (3:07)

What started out as a hobby with the release of his 2006 CD “The Real Stuff,” has slowly turned into more serious business for Loyd (The Human) Vandergriff. His infectious beats and witty lyrics have slowly begun to catch on with fans all over the world. This is in spite of the fact that he has no label, no professional management or PR firm backing him. He writes all the songs, produces all his CD’s and markets them all himself. His download sales on all music sites like Spotify and ITunes have slowly increased over time as more and more people discover his music; So much so that after a 3 year hiatus, he decided to release a CD of all new material, “Humanized.” It contains 9 new Human Project tracks, and The Human is in vintage form.

Loyd was born in Georgia, and even though he left the south at age 13 and moved to California, his musical roots were established there. From Buddy Holly to Elvis to hot rockabilly, he started feeling those beats and they got down into his soul. He comes from a rather musical family as well, with some good fiddle, mandolin and guitar players. He got a good dose of these genes. He played in high school rock bands all 4 years in the late 60’s. From CCR to The Rascals to Steppenwolf, Wilson Pickett,The Beatles Stones, and more, all of this comes out in his music today in one way or another. In his 20’s, he got the nickname “The Human.” This came from his love of music, extensive vinyl collection and willingness to share it with the cold beer flowing.

After over a 30 year period where he hardly played at all, he was given a Stratocaster by his partner and friend from Greenwood, Mississippi in 2005. It didn’t take long for the feeling to play to came back. He purchased a Boss BR 1600 recorder and starting messing around writing some songs. These tracks showed great promise, so he went into the studio in 2006 and recorded “The Real Stuff.” Songs like Jimmy’s Juke Joint, Standing in the Shadows and Red Vette Roll got people’s attention world-wide. In 2008 he recorded Human Project II, Humanized. This was followed up by several more over time, and his fan base continued to build. So now we have “Humanized.” A collection of songs in the finest Human Project tradition. From the grooving Fast Train, to the rockin Bar Room Meltdown and Take it All, to the slow smoldering Highway 58, fans will not be disappointed with this new release. So download some tunes or get the CD. Find out what the fans already know about The Human. Unique. Original. Organic, real music. Get yourself Humanized.

Humanize

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The Human Project - Human's Last Stand

Size: 104,3 MB
Time: 44:27
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2014
Styles: Blues Rock
Art: Front

01. Lookin For My Freak Flag (3:11)
02. The Stripper (3:35)
03. Norweigan Wood (2:21)
04. Politics (4:41)
05. Beyond Blue (8:24)
06. The Red Rose (3:25)
07. Folsom Prison Blues (5:03)
08. King Cotton (4:36)
09. Juke Joint Showdown (Remastered) (4:23)
10. 18 Wheels (4:44)

"Human's Last Stand" is Loyd (The Human's) 5th CD. Over the years, he has become known for witty lyrics and song rhythms that many have come to call simply, "Human Rock." His style is a cross between blues, rock, and southern rock if you had to try and pinpoint it, but in reality..he has a style unique to him. He has been influenced by so many artists over the years and all of these influences get pulled into his songs one way or another. "Human's Last Stand," is one of his most diverse releases that ranges from hard rockin blues, to simmering blues, to a Mellencamp type rockin track. For the first time, he puts a couple of cover tracks on his CD. You will be pleasantly surprised by his take on the Beatle's Norweigian Wood. a sparse track with just an acoustic guitar and Mandolin and Johnny Cash's Folsom Prison Blues that just flat picks up steam like a locomative when it settles in. Human's Last Stand has 8 original Human Project tracks and the two cover tracks. If you are interested in discovering new original music with good lyrics. check out Human's Last Stand. For current Human Project fans, I think you will welcome The Human's New Release.

Human's Last Stand

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The Human Project - Best Of The Human Project

Size: 178,6 MB
Time: 76:19
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2010
Styles: Blues Rock
Art: Front

01. Bad Luck (5:02)
02. Hard Work Blues (4:55)
03. Goin South (5:57)
04. Drive Drive Drive (2:48)
05. High Anxiety (3:52)
06. Ridin This Train (5:01)
07. Hi Fallutin Momma (3:51)
08. Deep River (4:32)
09. Jimmy's Juke Joint (3:44)
10. Running From The Shotgun (5:20)
11. Standing In The Shadows (5:30)
12. Stormy Night In Texas (6:38)
13. Bad Momma (4:28)
14. Red Vette Roll (5:11)
15. My V8 Ford (4:40)
16. Taliban Man (4:40)

Let's Get This Party Started! Not many are writing music and lyrics like the Human is today. Finger poppin, foot pattin, butt kickin, beer soaked blues rock/southern rock that will get you moving and grooving from start to finish. The Best of The Human Project contains 4 new tracks, plus 12 more pulled from his critically acclaimed first two CDs, The Real Stuff 2006, and Human Project II, Humanized, 2008. 16 tunes and 77 minutes of some of the best original music out there today! Songs from both the Human's CDs have charted very high on many high profile internet music sites, with several hitting number 1. The Human's music will get you moving and grooving and his lyrics are something that almost everyone can relate to in one way or another. It is best described as old school blues rock, but his fans simply call it, Human Rock. If you havent experienced the Human Project yet, now is your chance to experience one of the best singer-songwriters out there today. The Best of….

Best Of The Human Project

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