Paul Zotter is taking his Guitars and Cars out of the garage for another spin...
Originally released in June of 2014, Guitars and Cars is a collection of the singer-songwriter's exploration of relationships and consequences. The singles "Only Two Roads" and "Whatever Man" have been regulars in Zotter's live shows, while deep cuts like "I Dream" and the title track have become fan favorites over the years.
For the 10th Anniversary, Zotter teamed up again with studio wiz Dave Tigue of Tiguersound Productions. The remix and remaster breathe new life and energy into these songs - just like a returned engine. - Out & About Magazine
"Tri Mud" was written by Green Eggs and Jam Guitarist Tim Mudget along with his son Riley Mudget. Can you figure out where the name comes from? Tri Mud is an upbeat instrumental that challenges your dancing skills at it maneuvers through it's sections Green Eggs and Jam are: Tom Noone on the Drums, Eric Stover on Keys, TIm Mudgett on guitar. (2024)
My Captain is now available worldwide on all streaming platforms. This song was inspired by a day on the water with 3 of my very good friends. The water, the sunshine, and the fellowship sparked an awakening to my creative pursuits. My Captian features the musical talents of Dave DeWhitt (Guitars / Vocals), Dave Tigue (Bass), and Paul Lanahan (Drums).
"Turkey Sandwich" is the first Green Eggs and Jam release with Paul Zotter on Bass. "Turkey Sandwich" was an amazing collaborative jam that shows off the multi-faceted arrangement to which fans of the band have become accustomed. Green Eggs and Jam are: Tom Noone on the Drums, Eric Stover on Keys, TIm Mudgett on guitar. (2022)
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The EP "Songs Without a Chorus" showcases Paul’s songwriting and collaboration in a turn toward more expansive horizon. Using the unique situation presented by the 2020 pandemic, Paul was able to leverage songs written over a 25-year period with input from other musicians and adds the creation of original images to provide an integrated experience reminiscent of “the good old days.” (2020)
The single "Graduation Day" showcases Paul's acoustic sensibilities and collaboration. The song is inspired by true events and reflects upon 'the good ole' days' underscoring our tendencies to romanticize the past. Assembled by a stellar group of musicians, Graduation Day pulls at our memories while inspiring us to live each day to the fullest. (2021)
The 2016 EP from Dave DeWhitt Trio, Artifacts, Vol. 1, features 3 original songs with Paul Lanahan on drums, Paul Zotter on bass guitar and backing vocals, and Dave DeWhitt on vocals and guitar. (2016)
"Justified" is a melodic and sonically dense exploration of one's journey through life and the need, from time to time, to confront one's own future and determine if they can walk along with the next version of their being. Justified features Paul Lanahan on Drums, Dave Tigue on Bass, and Dave DeWhitt on Guitar/Keys and Mix.
Dedicated to my father and to those who have lost their most precious loved ones. My musical realization that those we love in our hearts never truly leave us. Toast to Fathers performed and produced by Paul Zotter and features Cole Parker on saxophone. (2017)
Paul Zotter's long-awaited follow up to "Guitars and Cars" - Sentimental features Paul's fluid vocals and acoustic guitar backed by a full band mix featuring Dave DeWhitt, Paul Lanahan, and Dave Tigue. The "summer project" turned into a two year exploration of songs and recording including the addition of a song written by Paul's schoolmate and friend Tom Corkran. Includes the hits Sentimental and Ocean City '88. (2019)
"Wisdom" was inspired by a sunset witnessed from a rooftop in the twilight of Summer. it is a metaphor for creativity and how art can be all at once, profound and unrecognized. "Wisdom" was recorded and released in 2021 and features Paul Lanahan on Drums and a Guitar Solo by Dave DeWhitt. (2021)
Victory Song is a high energy, guitar oriented track with melodic vocals and poignant lyrics that deliver the listener from vulnerability to victory! Victory Song is performed and produced by Paul Zotter and features Dave DeWhitt on Guitar. (2016)