Palomino Road

The 90s US country group Palomino Street comprised four music artists who’ve lived in Nashville for a few years. The primary songwriter, Ronnie Guilbeau (vocals), may be the kid of Gib Guilbeau from the Burrito Brothers, and he caused his dad’s music group until shifting to Nashville within the middle-80s. His best-known melody, co-written with Jim Messina, is normally ‘Contact It Appreciate’ documented by Poco. J.T. Corenflos (electric guitar) visited Nashville in 1982, and done the Grand Ole Opry so when an associate of Joe Stampley’s music group. Randy Frazier (bass) performed for Sammy Kershaw, while Adam Lewis (drums), originally from Kansas Town, continues to be playing in Nashville since 1970. Palomino Street was produced in 1992 and unlike many rings, they’re a self-contained device without outside music artists or session performers involved. They produced the US nation charts using a spirited revival of George Jones’ ‘Why Baby Why’.