Breakaway

Burlington, VT-based bluegrass clothing Breakaway produced in 1988, mainly for the intended purpose of playing regional gigs at taverns. On the next many years, they honed their abilities and eventually gained the Winterhawk Music group Competition in 1994, which resulted in some recording periods as well as the self-released record unpaved street. Festival performances helped spread the band’s pursuing beyond New Britain, and their third record, 1997’s Watershed, begun to draw in national attention following its re-release by Personal Sounds. In those days, the group highlighted three business lead vocalists in guitarist Andy Greene, bassist Peter Riley, and mandolin participant Andy Sacher, and was curved out by violinist Gene Light Jr. and banjoist Scott Hopkins. Following a three-year break, Keep With Hope implemented in middle-2000. By that point, Greene and Sacher acquired left the music group, changed by guitarist and business lead vocalist Paul Miller.