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Americana,rock,blues and country influences with some of LA's finest, Ed Tree(Spencer Davis),Taras Prodaniuk(Dwight Yoakam,Lucinda Williams), Dale Daniel(Hacienda Bros.) An original Treehouse Production. Give a listen, take a ride, a real road companion.
Genre:
Country: Americana
Release Date:
2008
Riding That Train
© Copyright-Brooks Taylor
(660135001022)
Record Label: Xenon Records
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Brooks Taylor hails from Richmond, Virginia, a hot bed for musical talent and influences. This is where it all started from the age of six with a professional boys and mens choir to his days and many band configurations in the "Fan" at VCU playing The Pass, Hardtimes, Poor Richards, Matt's British Pub, Mark & Taylor, Piedmont Ramblers, etc., etc., doing the "east coast thing" from Washington D.C. to Key West. He has performed widely in Los Angeles from late night "Hell Holes" to the legendary Palomino Club, The Mint, The Alligator Lounge, Madame Wong's, Kulak's Woodshed. Brooks has shared the stage with LA's finest. This train ride will take you from the Piedmont to Muscle Shoals, Stax Volt, Mississippi Delta, Austin, and Bakersfield, California. Taylor's self-penned songs take you on a musical trip down the highways of Americana - one strong song after another with great production by Ed Tree @ The Treehouse never stepping on the core of the song. In this corner.....lending their talent.....Ed Tree (Spencer Davis), Taras Prodaniuk (Dwight Yoakam, Lucinda Williams, Mojo Monkeys), Dale Daniel (Hacienda Bros.). Brooks is a proud ASCAP member with songs placed in both Television and Indies films. He also writes, records and tours with his longtime buddies "The Skinwalkers", "Rock n' Twang" at its best.
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Riding that Train
author: M Ames
If you love American music buy this CD. Original compositions with strong performance and production, no gimmicks, just straight up continuing the legacy of American song writing roots.
Enjoy
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riding that train
author: willman
One seldom hears this type of americana anymore..so it almost seems new again. I like that the album has great continuity, and a great feel. Good stuff.
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gotagetaway
author: P.B. Crabshaw