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An eclectic blend of hard rock and soul music.
Genre:
Rock: Classic Rock
Release Date:
2003
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demonstration
© Copyright-rennie crucianelli
(659057983929)
Record Label: brothersix
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Brothersix was formed in the summer of 1994 from a combination of two bands. Brothers Guy and Rennie Crucianelli played soul/pop music in the coffeehouses, clubs and street corners of San Francisco. While other Crucianelli brothers Steve, Rick and Tommy along with family friend Billie Pulera, played hard rock and roll on the bar and club circuit of the Midwest. Combining the two bands and gigging non-stop since 1994, Brothersix have created a large and loyal following. This cd, 'Demonstration' is a compilation of all of their demos throughout their career.
What others have said about Brothersix:
" Funky guitars, echoing keyboards, and Stevie Wonder-esque vocals harken back to the fusion of Motown and rock. Brothersix
updates blue-eyed soul with a tight, modern pop sensibility."
" Brothersix is every major label publicists' dream. They spurt out every type of musical genre with confidence and charisma. This outfit has one common bond- besides the same mother and father,
it seems there is kinetic energy here. They cover the gamut,
r&b,jazz, heavy metal, blues, soul, you name it? "
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Ms.Pulera/Peet
author: Michelle
Hey guys, I miss you all. I hope u see this. I think about u all the time. So much has changed. Uncle I miss you and all the family so much it hurts.
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I miss Brother 6... But this helps!
author: Curt K from New Berlin, WI
This review is coming from a guy that went to see Brother6 perform live at the Globe East in Milwaukee every chance I could. While the live family album captures all the energy that I remember from those days in the late 90's, I remember hearing songs like (I Can See Forever+ Baby Was the One) on the weekly setlist.The studio versions of songs(show staples) like (Blind, Deaf and Dumb+ Do You Know How I Feel)is just icing on the cake. There is only one question I have. What happened to them??? We miss you B6!
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