Hanna-McEuen

Hanna-McEuen may be the duo of initial cousins Jaime Hanna and Jonathan McEuen, the sons of identical twin moms wedded to Nitty Gritty Dirt Music group founding associates Jeff Hanna and John McEuen. Both performed and sang music jointly as kids, and both proceeded to go in to the music business. Hanna transferred to Nashville after graduating from senior high school and became a back-up musician and co-songwriter using the Mavericks. McEuen led rings and played often at bluegrass celebrations with his dad. The two initial attracted attention being a duo if they had been asked by their fathers to sing business lead on “Lowlands,” a an eye on the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band’s record Will the Group End up being Unbroken, Vol. 3. It became a concentrate track over the album, using a video, and resulted in appearances over the Tonight Display with Jay Leno as well as the Grand Ole Opry using the Nitty Gritty Dirt Music group. Country record businesses took see, and Hanna-McEuen agreed upon to MCA Nashville because of their initial, self-titled album.