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Tucson Simpson : Drawn & Ready
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Roots / Indie Rock with elements of Bob Dylan the Wallflowers and Blues Traveler
Genre: Rock: Roots Rock
Release Date: 2001
Drawn & Ready Record Label: GGP Records
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Everything 3:14 $0.99
So Cold, So Lonely 3:41 $0.99
Marionne 4:27 $0.99
Afraid to Die 5:03 $0.99
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Album Notes

Starting in 1999, songwriters Graham Perry and Kevin Kilgore joined with guitarist Sam Plumlee, drummer Bill Frazier, and Bassist Steve Hearn to form Tucson Simpson, a band whose style is an eclectic mix of Delta Blues, Commercial Pop and Southern Rock. The band has enjoyed success on the Memphis club circuit predominantly as a headline act.
Drawing from experience acquired as a songwriter for Crutchfield Music, Perry (a PhD Candidate at The University of Memphis) penned a number of tunes for the band, six of which appeared on Martin Crutchfield's self-titled album released in the Spring of 2001. Kilgore (who wrote the premiere track off of the band's EP "Drawn & Ready") and the other members contributed their own writing expertise to create a musical style that can fittingly be called Delta Rock.
The first result of this collaboration is the Tucson Simpson's CD/EP Drawn & Ready. The band's first effort is a well-rounded collection of powerful electric and acoustic guitars, soulful melodies, and catchy hooks that resonate the varying life-experiences of the musicians.
The EP charted for 24 straight weeks at WKWZ in Syosset, NY in 2001-2 and enjoyed airplay at over 80 CMJ-reporting stations nationwide.

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