Paul janeway biography childhood

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    The musician Paul Janeway, who lives in Birmingham, Alabama, recently visited New York. The temperature was thirty degrees, and he was dressed in an old gray Marmot parka, dirty white Yeezys, and a Birmingham Barons baseball cap. His ears were red from the cold. “I grew up really religious, pretty strict,” Janeway said. “It was nondenominational, but it was, like, speaking in tongues, laying hands, slaying demons, all that kind of stuff.” He was walking past a half-frozen fountain in Bryant Park, on the way to a late-night indie wrestling match at the Hammerstein Ballroom. “I wanted to be a preacher since I was four or five, that’s all I wanted. Singing or whatever, like, I did it, sure. But the real thing was, I wanted to have my own church.” Nearby, young couples waited in line for eight-dollar hot chocolates. Janeway, who was in town to promote his new album, “Alien Coast,” with his group St. Paul & the Broken Bones, added, “Event

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    St. Paul and The Broken Bones

    American soul band

    St. Paul and The Broken Bones is an American eight-piece soul band based in Birmingham, Alabama, United States, that formed in 2012. The grupp is composed of Paul Janeway (vocals), Browan Lollar (guitar), Jesse Phillips (bass), Kevin Leon (drums), Al Gamble (keys), Allen Branstetter (trumpet), Amari Ansari (saxophone), and Chad Fisher (trombone). They have released five albums and two EPs while touring internationally.

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    Vocalist Paul Janeway and bassist Jesse Phillips met in the mid-2000s while playing in Birmingham as part of the alternative soul outfit The Secret Dangers.[1] In 2012, Jesse and Paul met back in Ol' Elegante Studios in Birmingham to start a new project. Janeway says of the project with Phillips, "It was going to be our last hurrah" before focusing on other careers, "but then something just clicked and we walked out of there with something."[2] As the two began working around

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    This past Saturday night, I traveled to Philadelphia for a special date night with my wife. As a Christmas gift, she booked us an Airbnb for the night in the Fishtown neighborhood and copped two tickets to see a soul grupp I love, St. Paul & The Broken Bones, at the Fillmore. Being the extrovert my wife is, she dragged me to the second row of the standing-room-only crowd. I looked around and saw predominantly middle-aged Caucasian men. Paul Janeway, the relatively unattractive, overweight leadman SP&TBB, belted out a few earth-shattering notes, and the men in the crowd went wild – yelping for more (me included). As the band finished their set list, it was mostly the men screaming for an encore. They were screaming for more from a lead singer who, on a dime, could switch from loud, boisterous, soulful notes to the most extremely tender, vulnerable, and quiet falsetto. As Paul Janeway emerged from behind the stage for an encore with the rest of the group, he donned a si