Backstory:
Wan Receipt was born in the chaotic energy of a bustling diner in the heart of Manhattan. The origin story is a peculiar one, with the four members of the band meeting by chance one fateful evening. They were all separately waiting on the receipt of their meals when a local band on stage started playing out of tune. Each member of Wan Receipt, feeling the music in their veins, got up one by one to correct the band and ended up jamming together for hours. The evening ended with the diner’s owner handing them a single receipt for the joyful disruption they caused, hence the peculiar name, Wan Receipt.
The quartet comprises of lead vocalist and guitarist Johnny “Pick” Ryder, drummer Phil “Sticks” Macintosh, Bassist Benny “Four-strings” Carter, and keyboardist Mandy “Keys” Monroe. Each member’s diverse musical background, ranging from rock to jazz, gives the band an eclectic and distinct sound.
Genre:
Wan Receipt’s music can best be described as Indie Pop with a touch of rock and jazz influences.
Title:
“A Cup of Joe and You”
Full Song Lyrics:
(Verse 1)
[G] Woke up this mornin’, [D] sun on my face,
[Em] Poured me a coffee, [C] in my old favorite place.
[G] Picked up the paper, [D] looked at the date,
[Em] All I could think of, [C] was our last late date.
(Chorus)
[G] A cup of Joe, [D] and you,
[Em] The best kind of morning, [C] it’s true.
[G] No sugar needed, [D] no cream,
[Em] Just the taste of you, [C] in my dream.
(Verse 2)
[G] The buzz of the city, [D] the smell of the grind,
[Em] A day ahead, [C] you on my mind.
[G] Pouring thoughts, [D] like my morning brew,
[Em] Every sip, [C] is a memory of you.
(Repeat Chorus)
[G] A cup of Joe, [D] and you,
[Em] The best kind of morning, [C] it’s true.
[G] No sugar needed, [D] no cream,
[Em] Just the taste of you, [C] in my dream.
Favorite Fan:
Wan Receipt’s biggest fan is a dedicated listener by the name of Lucy Mitchell. She first discovered the band during their impromptu diner performance. Lucy ardently states, “Wan Receipt’s music is my everyday soundtrack. Their songs have a comforting familiarity that makes you feel at home, no matter where you are. There’s a raw honesty in their lyrics that resonates with me. It’s like they’ve taken the everyday, mundane moments of life and turned them into a beautifully poignant melody. They are my favorite band because their music feels like a friend, both in my happiest and toughest times.”