Jay and the Barn Flyz Media

Songs for my Seaweed Girl (2007)

Songs for my seaweed girl CD Cover

The newest album Songs for my Seaweed Girl is 11 polished tracks written, arranged, and recorded to please just one girl. Recorded on Wolfe Island and in Downtown Kingston, this album breathes in 60’s protest folk and coughs out bitter 70’s roots country rock. The first single City Lights has traveled with the band for the last 5 years, finally finding it’s home here in the easy swing of alt-country pop.

  1. City Lights
  2. Red Flag
  3. After the Fire
  4. Millionaire
  5. It's Coming Down
  6. Tryin' You On
  7. Peja
  8. Sucker Punch
  9. Magellan and the Worms
  10. Lies
  11. Simple

Head on over to the Merch page to pick up your copy today.

"An 11- track original full of passion, charisma and folk roots- rock country charm." -- Kingston This Week

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Concert Video

Concert Photos

Salvation Army Church Stage Jay and the Barn Flyz -- live for the first time since. . . well a little while anyway
Anthony Popis on the drums Derek Pyne -- ask for him at Trailhead, he knows his way around a breathable hard shell Grady Kelneck brings the Accordion back into style Singer Songwriter Grady Kelneck Jay and Grady used to play together in a band called Grant Fuhr Nick Peat channels Rick Danko on 'It Makes No Difference' -- possible aided by the de-lousing fumes from his freshly bought Value Village Moosehead fleece vest Nick Peat rocks the Roland digital piano Jay's father bought to get peace in the house