| | Hickory Project Movin' On Up! CD Hickory Project Discography of CDs
What started as a routine experiment has turned into a revolutionary project, henceforth known as The Hickory Project. The band features hard-driving traditional and original bluegrass with the expert licks of National Mandolin Champion Anthony Hannigan, four-time Florida Fiddle Champion Sue Cunningham, guitarist/vocalist Danny Shipe, banjoist David Cavage and bassist Steve Belcher providing the foundation for an outstanding performance.The Hickory Project has produced five CDs and one DVD under their own label, Hickory Productions, LLC. Their most recent CD, Big Darby, is a multi-media production which includes 11 new tunes penned by the band's members along with two cover tunes. It also includes a music video as well as video clips of the band members in the studio. The group has wowed audiences literally around the globe. In the last two years, their international appearances have included two tours of Australia and two tours of Ireland, in addition to performances throughout Europe. In the US, they've performed for large audiences from Maine to Colorado. And, as if their recording and grueling touring schedule weren't enough, the group has successfully produced and organized three acoustic music festivals over the last three years in their hometown of Wellsboro, PA "to provide a forum for the many excellent musicians" they have met in their travels.They were recently honored by being selected to showcase at the 2004 IBMA World Of Bluegrass, for thousands of professionals in the music industry. Clearly, Hickory Project is Movin' On Up! The Hickory Project has captured that youthful/soul-felt hunger to please their audiences nationwide. Whether it is straight-forward traditional or a flare for the new realm in acoustic music, the Hickory Project is gaining ground linking old and new in acoustic music. Hickory Project Movin' On Up! Songs | 1. | Armadillo Breakdown |
| 2. | Liza Jane |
| 3. | My Heart's in Carolina |
| 4. | Sharp Ridge |
| 5. | Don't Give Your Heart to a Rambler |
| 6. | I Walk This World Alone |
| 7. | Remington Ride |
| 8. | Uncle Pen |
| 9. | Cambridge |
| 10. | Way Downtown |
| 11. | Song For the Life, A |
| 12. | Cherokee Shuffle |
| 13. | Old Crossroads/Movin' on Up |
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Purchase Movin' On Up! CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Rosanne Cash List CD (2009)
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After the dark and chilling themes of 2006's BLACK CADILLAC, which saw Rosanne Cash dealing with the deaths of her mother, Vivian Liberto, her father, Johnny Cash, and her stepmother, June Carter Cash -- all of whom passed within a two-year span -- one might assume that her next project would move into an even deeper level of bleakness, but with THE LIST, it's immediately clear that she has instead found a more measured place to stand. It's a lovely and redemptive outing that looks back to go forward. When Cash turned 18, her father, alarmed that his daughter only knew the songs that were getting played on the radio, gave her a list of what he considered 100 essential American songs; Cash kept that list, and now she's drawn on it for this wonderfully nuanced outing that brims with a kind of redemptive timelessness. THE LIST is a renewal ...
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Robin Lane & The Chartbusters: Robin Lane (vocals, guitar); Asa Brebner, Leroy Radcliffe (guitar, background vocals); Scott Baerenwald (bass, background vocals); Tim Jackson (drums, background vocals).
Her three song EP on manager Mike Lembo's Deli Platters label, featuring "The Letter" (an original not recorded for this album), "Why Do You Tell Lies," and "When Things Go Wrong," reportedly sold in excess of 10,000 units, many in the Northeast. Robin Lane's Warner Brothers debut was produced by Joe Wissert and features the musicianship of Asa Brebner and Leroy Radcliffe on guitars, Tim Jackson on drums, and Scott Baerenwald on bass. With alum from Jonathan Richman's Modern Lovers and all band members singing, they had the elements for mega success. These songs are all great, but the Wissert production stripped the band of what made them so popular in the Boston area. The three guitar attack onstage sounded like The Byrds with a superb female vocalist. The lack of guitar in the middle of "Don't Cry" with just an annoying cymbal ride is the kind of sparse production which turned a powerful act into a low-key Pretenders on record. That's the problem when a record label doesn't understand the nuances of great musicians and the are they are creating. Warner released a five song EP of the band recorded live at the Orpheum ...
| | Pete Schilegel Strong Stuff CD (2003)
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The Mid-West’s Pete Schlegel is the story of a farm boy's dream come true. Raised on a Paulding, Ohio dairy farm, Pete listened to country radio shows while milking the cows. As a fourth grader, he received a guitar from his dad. That simple gift a long time ago would become Schlegel’s passion and livelihood.Pete had always participated in school choirs, musicals, and the local karaoke circuit, but it was prompting from family and friends that enticed Schlegel to start a band. With his popularity on the rise and the riggers of touring, Pete would have to choose between his normal life as an ex-Ohio State Trooper and EMS helicopter pilot, and his childhood dream. It didn’t take Pete long to decide. In March 2002, Pete headed to Nashville, where he began working with producer Clyde Brooks.Brooks produced Pete's first album "Strong Stuff". A total of three nationally charted singles were released from "Strong Stuff". The singles "Short For Gone", "Leavin' Ain't As Easy As It Sounds" and "It takes a Whole Lot Of Liquor To Like Her" have exposed Pete to a wider audience in the United States as well as Europe. "Leavin' Ain't As Easy As It Sounds" dominated the international chart for over seven weeks and became the Number 1 single in Germany. That #1 chart position currently hangs in Schlegel's house, as the song’s position on the international chart stands above country superstar staples like Tanya Tucker, Travis Tritt, and Kenny Chesney. The "It Takes A Whole Lot Od Liquor To Like Her" video was chosen as a Hot Pick Video on Great American Country (GAC) ...
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