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The finest southern boogie north of Dixie.
Genre:
Rock: Southern Rock
Release Date:
2007
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The Whiskey River Band
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Record Label: Wrb Music Co.
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The Whiskey River Bandâ„¢ is an original Connecticut band, playing the finest Southern Rock north of Dixie since 1987. They were 4-time winners of The New Haven Advocate's (local A&E paper) "Best Of" for Southern Rock/Country music - by enough of a landslide to cause them to retire the category for several years in the early 90s. Although they primarily play Southern and Classic Rock, they also incorporate Blues, Funk and Soul into their sets. Over their 20 year career, they've shared the stage with bands like Charlie Daniels, The Outlaws, .38 Special, Johnny Winter and Marshall Tucker and also have opened for Lynyrd Skynyrd and The Doobie Brothers on June 28, 2007. The Whiskey River Band's music is currently on heavy rotation on many internet-based stations and podcasts throughout the world.
Reviews include:
"A blitz of melody and harmony, reminiscent of the Allman Bros. They boogie with the best." - Meriden Record
"Fans of Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Outlaws will love this band." - Relix Magazine
"One of the region's noteworthy sextets. Tour de Force musicianship!" Torrington Register
"These guys are the consummate party band...Be prepared to have a great time." The New London Day
"They are the real deal...you hear influences of Ronnie-era Skynyrd and Blackfoot, yet, they are from Southern New England!" - SouthernFriedMagazine.com
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Southern Rock The Way It Should Be
author: Jason
This Is The Sound Of Southern Rock at it's best! Just have a listen to Hold On Tight and Satisfied Minds as well as Whiskey Time.
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