Five years separate Gavin DeGraw's 2003 debut, Chariot, and its eponymous follow-up. Gavin DeGraw exists in a world where he's ubiquitous, played constantly in malls, movie theaters, TV shows, and American Idol, where his "I Don't Want to Be" was a virtual standard. Gavin DeGraw pretty much offers more of the same as Chariot, polishing up the sound, turning it into something bigger and slicker, but not changing his somewhat rootsy, somewhat soulful pop a whit. Unlike Maroon 5, he doesn't chase after modern trends in either R&B or pop -- he sticks with what he knows. Anybody who enjoyed Chariot will probably like this. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
Gavin DeGraw
05/06/2008 | J-records
Videos from Gavin DeGraw
All Music Guide Review
Gavin DeGraw Track Listing
Credits of Gavin DeGraw
- Jamie Muhoberac
- Piano
- Tim Pierce
- Guitar
- Mike Plotnikoff
- Engineer
- William Paden Hensley
- Digital Editing, Mixing Assistant
- Max Martin
- Pre-Production
- Luis Conti
- Percussion
- Chris Chaney
- Bass
- Abe Laboriel, Jr.
- Drums
- Michelle Holme
- Art Direction, Design
- Phil X
- Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric)
- Gavin DeGraw
- Guitar, Vocals (Background), Vocals, Piano
- Hatsukazu "Hatch" Inagaki
- Engineer
- Marc VanGool
- Guitar Technician
- Eric Ogden
- Photography
- Matt Shay
- A&R
- Chris Lord-Alge
- Mixing
- Kenny Aronoff
- Drums
- Howard Benson
- Organ (Hammond), Programming, Producer
- Michael Brauer
- Digital Editing, Mixing, Mixing Assistant
- Lenny Castro
- Percussion
- Paul DeCarli
- Digital Editing
- Bob Ludwig
- Mastering


















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