Brother Cane - Magnolia Medicine - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

BOOKLET WITH LYRICS & RARE PICTURES - NEW MASTERING - 2 RARE BONUS TRACKS. From the heart of the richly textured world of Alabama emerges Birmingham's own BROTHER CANE. The band's self-titled Virgin Records debut is a testament to the South, a stiff shot of oak barrel-aged rock and blues, with just the right touch of and country thrown in for good measure. InchHey we're from Alabama, not from Los Angeles or Seattle,Inch laughs guitarist/vocalist Damon Johnson, who was raised on a farm outside the tiny town of Geraldine. InchWe just said let's be ourselves and the music will come out naturally.' That's what sets us apart and makes us different. Produced by Jim Mitchell (who co-engineered Guns N Roses Use Your Illusion I and II) and co-produced by Marti Frederiksen, Brother Cane bristles with energy born from the roaring twin guitars of Johnson and Roman Glick and built upon the solid foundations of bassist Glenn Maxey and drummer Scott Collier. From the gripping harmonica intro and the Zeppelin-esque blues fury of the first single InchGot No ShameInch to the slamming Southern vibe of InchHard Act to FollowInch and on through the delicate texturing of InchWomanInch - - a tune that builds into an all-out amp blowing frenzy- - the album showcases BROTHER CANE's high intensity aggressiveness and muscle while also letting the listener in on the band's quieter, more introspective side. The distinctly Southern flavor of Brother Cane reflects the Alabama upbringing of the entire cast of musicians, including guest keyboardist Chuck Leavell (member of the Allman Brothers, and touring mate of the Rolling Stones and Eric Clapton). Using all local players was a small but important gesture for the band, and it contributed greatly to the album's rootsy, unpretentious feel. Brother Cane highlights the group's pure approach to their music - it reflects the emotional legacy of Southern

Damon Johnson is the founding member of Brother Cane and has toured  the world as the guitarist for legends, Alice Cooper and Thin Lizzy. Just when he thought all of his musical dreams had come true, In early 2021 Damon was asked to fill in for the legendary guitarist and founding member of Lynyrd Skynyrd, a position he still holds to this day. Brother Cane was formed by singer/guitarist Damon Johnson and bassist Glenn Maxey, releasing three studio albums and several charting singles including three #1's and five top 10 hits. Brother Cane (1993) peaked at #14 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart. Seeds (1995), yielded the #1 Rock track, InchAnd Fools Shine On,Inch which led to a lengthy and successful tour in support of the mighty Van Halen. Their last , Wishpool (1998), brought Brother Cane another #1 song at Rock Radio, InchI Lie In The Bed I MakeInch. The band has toured with Van Halen, Aerosmith, Robert Plant, and Lynyrd Skynyrd Brother Cane has 57,000 monthly listeners. Their album Wishpool just celebrated it's 25th anniversary. The above mentioned #1 song InchI Lie In The Bed I Make,Inch is also #5 most popular song from the band on Spotify. This album has never been on vinyl before. This is a Universal Music Group / Virgin Records that has been officially licensed with complete support of the band. 1000 units available worldwide on Silver Cane or Electric Yellow colored vinyl with a marketing hype sticker on the front. Also available on CD with

Promise is the second studio album by English band Sade, first released in the United Kingdom on 4 November 1985 by Epic Records and in the United States on 15 November 1985 by Portrait Records. In 1984 the band released their debut album Diamond Life, the album became highly successful selling six million copies, and became the best-selling debut by a British female vocalist. Following the of the album the band began planning it's follow up, recording for Promise began in February and lasted until August 1985, the band enlisted the same team of producers they worked with on their debut, including Robin Millar, Mike Pela, Ben Rogan and lead singer Sade Adu. The album's title comes from a letter from Adu's father where he refers to the Inchpromise of hopeInch to recover from cancer.