Rosewood Thieves
The Rosewood Thieves are an American folk rock band from New York City. Section::::"From The Decker House". "From The Decker House", their first major label contribution, is an EP which was released on July 25, 2006 on V2 Records. "Basking in a remarkably classic, yet fresh, approach to roots rock that channels the Best Beatle and a love for Americana without venturing too deeply into rock’n’roll resurrection fantasies." Additional contributors on the album include Samuel Markus who co-wrote "Back Home To Harlem", "Cold In the Country", "Diamond Ring", "You Make Me Blue", "Trouble", "California Moon", and "Doctor , jazz pianist Bob Dorough and Devendra Banhart collaborator Andy Cabic. It was produced and mixed by Thom Monahan. The original release of the album consists of the tracks: For a limited time, an expanded version was released with the following extra tracks: These additional tracks will be released on an upcoming outtakes/demos" record. Section::::"Lonesome". Released November 20, 2007, the "Lonesome" EP is the band's self-released follow-up. It consists of tracks: Like its predecessor, "Lonesome" received some critical praise. Section::::"Rise & Shine". "Rise & Shine" is the Rosewood Thieves' first full-length album, released in May 2008. Copies could  be purchased from the band at shows during the spring of 2008. The track listing is as follows: In popular culture. "Los Angeles" was played in the final episode of the third season of the TV series "Entourage". "Los Angeles" was also played in the 22nd & 23rd episodes of the third season of "Grey's Anatomy". "Heavy Eyes" was played in the penultimate episode of the series' fourth season. The band is featured in a Verizon LG Decoy commercial, performing a cover of "Happy Together" by The Turtles.