mellow out now

Credit:

Hey you
Guitar - Alastair O'donnell
Recording - Jack Walsh

Jackpot
Guitar - Facundo 
Cajon - Diego Diaz Tanurrezal

Cliche
Piano - Nicole Reynolds 
Violin - Melanie Gruwez 

Guess I'm Glad
Guitar - Facundo 
Cajon - Diego Diaz Tanurrezal

Photo - Shari Mahdrt

Demo 2014

Radio Free Stanstead | August 16 2014 | Proud of our roots

From the forthcoming full-length "Strange Stains" out 10/1/13 on Good Land Records.

Josh Berwanger - Baby Loses Her Mind

Pop/ easy-listening  
Credit:
Guitar - Alastair O'donnell
Recording - Jack Walsh
Photo - Shari Mahrdt

Hey, you.

Credit:
Guitar - Facundo Rodriguez
Cajon - Diego Diaz Tanurrezal
Photo - Shari Mahdrt

Guess Im Glad

Jackpot

Musicians:
Henrique Prince - (violin, vocals)
Norris Bennett - (banjo, mountain dulcimer, vocals)
Dave Colding - (acoustic bass)
Ricky Gordon - (percussion)
Tony Garnier - (acoustic bass on trk. 15 - Sexual Healing)


Produced by Larry Baeder & Archie "Tex" Walker
Arranged by The Ebony Hillbillies & Archie "Tex" Walker
Engineered by: Tom Hemleb at Pyramid Studios
Protools Programming by Kathyryn Diehl
Mastered by Howie Weinberg at Masterdisk NYC
Art Design by Gloria Gassaway
Photography by Martha Holmes
copyrighted 2005 EH Music Incorporated


Dedicated to Algia Mae Hinton & Martha Holmes 

The Ebony Hillbillies are not only one of the last black string bands in AMERICA, but they are the only string band based in NYC. Consisting of fiddle, banjo, washboard and bass fiddle, they have successfully created a following that has crossed over to audiences in pop, country, bluegrass, folk, jazz and beyond while maintaining their grassroots credibility. Their 19thcentury string band sound was popular in the 1920's and 1930's. This was a key element in the genesis of jazz and virtually everything after (blues, bluegrass, rockabilly, rock & roll, etc...). With a nothing's off limits repertoire that pays homage to tradition but keeps an eye and ear on the present and future, The Ebony Hillbillies play a mix of tasty originals, unique renditions of classics we know and love ("Waltz Across Texas," "Liza Jane," Tim O'Brien's "Time To Learn," "Cluck Ol' Hen," "Jericho") and wonderfully unexpected contemporary pop/soul songs like Marvin Gaye's "Sexual Healing." 

The Ebony Hillbillies' sophomore CD, I Thought You Knew continues to provide a great introduction to a largely forgotten cultural legacy

02 Jericho

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Deep Purple - Soldier Of Fortune

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