Bart Crow Band
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Genres: Alt-Country / Americana, Country, Rock
RIYL: Southern rockish country
City: San Marcos, TX
Web site: http://www.bartcrow.com
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With songs that intertwine and weave stories that walk the line between redemption and despair, Bart Crow writes songs from the heart that leave you wondering, was he singing about me, or drawing off of his own emotions on life, love and friends?
The BCB musicians bring their own styles and sounds to the table: drummer Charles Simons is a little bit country, while bassist Kirk Richardson, formerly of Speedtrucker fame, is a little bit rock 'n' roll. Lead guitarist Paul Russell brings a bluesy edge.
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Musicians
- Bart Crow: guitar, lead vocals, vocals
- Paul Russell: guitar, vocals
- Kirk Richardson: bass
- Chuck Simons: drums, vocals
Influences
Ronnie Van Zant, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash
Albums
Desperate Hearts
Finally...
Released 2006
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