In the snowy deep north a band was born. In the ski-bars and locals taverns a sound was created. In the pitch-black of sub-zero nights a voice was heard. And the people rejoiced!
Random Road is the synergistic efforts of the top vocalist and many of the top musicians in Vermont. It includes the lead guitar stylings of Bart Feller, who has travelled the world for the last 15 years playing in various bands. His influences are Nashville based, but his versatility is especially highlighted on this album. The very young and very accomplished Ezra Oklan, who has been quoted as saying, "Jazz saved my life," plays drums on the album. While co-writing Barre and Do-Something, and playing bass, drums, and guitar on both tracks, Ezra is phenomenal drummer whose creativity rivals that of any veteran twice his age. Stacy Starkweather, state musical genius and special education teacher, plays bass on all but tracks 1,2 and 11 because the band's regular bass monster Bob Senesac was out on the road doing a long haul in a big rig when we recorded most of this album. Abby Jenne is one of the most powerful voices (lyrically and musically)in the North East and it is about time she made an album. Sure to get critical acclaim and national recognition, it is a matter of time before you have to pay full price on Amazon.
Check out the artist's website:
http://www.abbyjenneband.com
Track List:
1. Fear Is the Enemy
2. Do Something
3. Brave New Woman
4. Miller
5. The Peasant, Tense
6. Pigeon
7. Redneck Love
8. Rocks In My Head
9. Tiny Wars
10. Johnson, VT
11. Barre, VT
12. War Pigs
Other Genres:
Random Road is the synergistic efforts of the top vocalist and many of the top musicians in Vermont. It includes the lead guitar stylings of Bart Feller, who has travelled the world for the last 15 years playing in various bands. His influences are Nashville based, but his versatility is especially highlighted on this album. The very young and very accomplished Ezra Oklan, who has been quoted as saying, "Jazz saved my life," plays drums on the album. While co-writing Barre and Do-Something, and playing bass, drums, and guitar on both tracks, Ezra is phenomenal drummer whose creativity rivals that of any veteran twice his age. Stacy Starkweather, state musical genius and special education teacher, plays bass on all but tracks 1,2 and 11 because the band's regular bass monster Bob Senesac was out on the road doing a long haul in a big rig when we recorded most of this album. Abby Jenne is one of the most powerful voices (lyrically and musically)in the North East and it is about time she made an album. Sure to get critical acclaim and national recognition, it is a matter of time before you have to pay full price on Amazon.
Check out the artist's website:
http://www.abbyjenneband.com
Track List:
1. Fear Is the Enemy
2. Do Something
3. Brave New Woman
4. Miller
5. The Peasant, Tense
6. Pigeon
7. Redneck Love
8. Rocks In My Head
9. Tiny Wars
10. Johnson, VT
11. Barre, VT
12. War Pigs
Other Genres:
- ROCK: Roots Rock
- COUNTRY: Traditional Country
- NEW THOUGHT