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The Cicadas

The country-rock music group the Cicadas was a part task of acclaimed singer/songwriter Rodney Crowell in little league with frequent collaborators Vince Santoro, Michael Rhodes and Steuart Smith. The group 1st took shape dating back to 1986, when Crowell enlisted Santoro like a drummer for any single tour; as the …

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Buick MacKane

Called after a T. Rex monitor by founders Alejandro Escovedo, bassist David Fairchild and drummer Glenn Benavides, Buick MacKane combined rootsy rock and roll with edgier types of the 1970s like garage area rock and roll and glam. The loose quartet was created in 1989 when Benavides (previously of Doctors …

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Daniel Ahearn

A singer/songwriter using a rustic contact that traverses adult alternative and Americana, Daniel Ahearn was originally located in Brooklyn, NY. There, he and his partner, Melanie Moser, had been members of rings including Guys and Burakumin. The last mentioned released an record, Early Mourning, in the Scientific label in 2000. …

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Dan Colehour

A country origins rocker having a heartland vibe in the vein of Bruce Springsteen and John Mellencamp, Dan Colehour was created and raised in the heart from the Midwest in the tiny city of Mt. Vernon, IA. He performed drums in assorted nation, rock and roll, and polka rings in …

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Kim Beggs

Even though many musicians proceed to the best City searching for stardom, singer and songwriter Kim Beggs found both her muse and an evergrowing following after making her real estate in a lovely but remote portion of Canada. Beggs was created in the city of Val d’Or in Quebec, and …

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Tom McBride

Boston local Tom McBride makes earthy nation- and pop-inflected origins rock. Elevated in Boston, McBride spent many years honing his art in Nashville before settling in the Washington, D.C. region. He released his debut EP, Going For, in 2008, adopted in ’09 2009 by his 1st full-length recording, Just like …

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William Clark Green

A singer and songwriter whose slice-of-life music and tough, heartfelt delivery earned him a following in the Southwest, William Clark Green was created in Flint, Tx on, may 19, 1986. When Green was 12, his family members moved to University Station, Tx, and he started taking electric guitar lessons at …

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Jackson Taylor & the Sinners

Jackson Taylor specializes in an excellent old outlaw nation sound along with his music group, which ignites with a sufficient amount of punk energy to debate on any stage the group uses and with a sufficient amount of Southern rock components and pure straightforward songwriting to always keep a lasting …

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Star & Micey

Relating to Josh Cosby, frontman of Star & Micey, Star was (or simply is still) a homeless guy in Memphis who sang a music to Cosby on the subject of his (Star’s) fiancée, Micey. The Memphis-based group — composed of Cosby, Nick Redmond, Geoff Smith, Jessie Munson, Jeremy Stanfill, and …

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The Beyman Bros

They aren’t siblings in the original sense of the term. Nor were the trio delivered using the name Beyman. Therefore, of course, it could stand to cause that Christopher “Doc” Visitor (mandolin, mandocello, clarinet, guitars, lap metal electric guitar), David “Nudgie” Nichtern (acoustic, electrical, and glide guitars), and Jeffrey “C.J.” …

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