Red Ed and the Undead

Genre: Pop
Secondary Genre: Rock Attleboro, Massachusetts USA Contact

An amalgamation of the rock/pop that so inspired us to pick up instruments and make new songs. Edward and his reanimated minions satisfy the deep pop longings you've been too embarrassed to admit to, even to yourself.

Artist Information

Biography

Seeking to outdo their self-titled debut CD, this album represents growth and evolution in their style and creative process. Forgotten Song features elaborate vocal harmonies, melodic guitar driven pop elements and lyrics that range from playful to darkly introspective. Red Ed and the Undead is the pop/rock project of composer/front man Ed Able, who is delighted to enlist the aid of his friends and peers as the
Undead. These songs are informed by an enthusiastic obsession with the Beatles, the Smithereens, Colin Hay
(Men At Work), and many other artists.

Instrumentation

Primary Lineup;

Ed Able: lead vocals, guitar, bass, keyboard

Esteban Valdez: bass, vocals

Mark Tetreault: guitar

Jamie Craighead: drums, vocals

William Cooley: guitar



Guest Players;

David Black: drums

Bill Reed: bass, guitar

Joe Auger: vocals, guitar

Steve Gouette: guitar

George Dussault: guitar, backing vocal, engineering

Steve Marchena: guitar, harmonica

Austin Andrews: drums

Peter Abdou: drums

All songs written and recorded by Ed Able

Discography

Forgotten Song (2009)

Red Ed and the Undead (2008)

The CDs are available for preview and sale at Cdbaby.com

Links

Audio

Lyrics

Video

Photo Gallery

  • Mark @ Blackstone

  • Ed @ Blackstone 2

  • Mark @ Blackstone 2

  • @ The East Greenwich Hotel

  • @ Lou's Cafe

  • @ Greenfest RI, 2010

  • Ed @ Greenfest RI, 2010

  • Steve @ Greenfest RI, 2010

  • Will @ Midway Cafe

  • East Greenwich Hotel

Press

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Setlist

Forgotten Song;

Misplaced Compassion
Forgotten Song
Believing In Love
Is It Enough
Computer, Computer
Tony Please
451
Chameleon Phenomenon
I'm Not
you Saw You

Debut CD;

Perfect Stranger
'till the Morning Comes
2000
Naughty or Nice
Give In
Waiting for the Green
How Much Longer
Another Place
Why Argue


Covers include songs by;

The Beatles
The Smithereens
Colin Hay (Men at Work)
Johnny Cash
The Psychedelic Furs
Numerous other pop and rocks acts with a penchant for the early 80�s

We have up to three fifty minute sets of material. We can also Perform for over an hour and a half followed by a shorter set.

Basic Requirements

Calendar

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