Brotherkenzie - Nathan - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Blind Pilot —InchAnd Then Like LionsInch - CD - 2016 album form the Portland, OR-based band. Blind Pilot turns loss into inspiration on it's album And Then Like Lions (ATO Records). Written and composed by Israel Nebeker over the course of three years, the record is a transcendent, cathartic response to the loss of his father and end of a 13-year relationship. Blind Pilot teamed up with producer Tucker Martine (The Decemberists, Neko Case, My Morning Jacket) and the album was mixed by Peter Katis (The National, Interpol, Kurt Vile). Blind Pilot began in 2007 when Israel (vocals, guitar) and Ryan (drums) embarked on a West Coast bicycle tour playing mostly to unfamiliar listeners at small-town venues. The band now exists as a 6-piece ensemble. In the years since it's inception, the band has toured with various world-renowned musicians including The Decemberists, Josh Ritter, The Low Anthem, Laura Viers and Andrew Bird and have appeared at the Sasquatch! Music Festival, Lollapalooza, Austin City Limits and the Outside Lands Music & Arts Festival.

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

Nathan McEuen grew up surrounded by incredible music and talented musicians. By age four he started performing with his father, John McEuen (Nitty Gritty Dirt Band), Nathan soon became a natural showman.With over 40 years of touring, more than 3, 000 shows, and appearances on American Idol, The Stagecoach Festival, and the Grand Ole Opry, The Tonight Show, Music City Roots, Austin City Limits, XM/Sirius Radio, his music has reached audiences around the world.Alongside his EP InchMy One and OnlyInch for Mesa Bluemoon Recordings, Nathan co-produced The McEuen Sessions - For All the Good for the tag in 2011. He has also released several acclaimed albums through his independent tag, Lint Records, including Grand Design, Festival, Scrapbook, McEuen Sessions, and Side by Side. With a rich musical heritage, a lifelong passion for songwriting (200+ songs to date), and a love for storytelling, Nathan's engaging performances showcase his artistry and dedication to his craft. Whether on stage or in the studio, his music continues to resonate with fans worldwide.