Album information…

The album is entitled Hindsight and was recorded in the late fall of 2020…. this is a potential order and are all rough mixes that still need some edits, fader moves, etc…  Release is set for spring of 2021.

Bass (Todd Kirchner)
Guitar & vox (Eric Langejans)
Mandolin & vox (Brian Oberlin)
Fiddle & tenor guitar (Grant Flick)
Banjo (Lloyd Douglas)
Vocals (Katie Kirchner)

1.   Yardboss (Luke Gitchel)
2.   Right in Step (Grant Flick & Brian Oberlin)
3.   Rogue River Valley (Brian Oberlin)
4.   Downtown (Brian Oberlin)
5.   Lincoln River (Eric Langejans)
6.   Hey Watch This (Grant Flick)
7.   Silvertone Blues (Benny Martin & Brian Oberlin 3rd verse)
8.   Daydream Dance (Brian Oberlin)
9.   Valentine (Brian Oberlin)
10.   Rugburns (Brian Oberlin)
11.   Mandoliner’s Dream (Brian Oberlin)
12.   Abilene (Jim Harris)
13.   World is Waiting for the Sunrise (Ernest Seitz & Gene Lockhart)

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FULL CORD: ANOTHER MICHIGAN BLUEGRASS POWERHOUSE
“This Michigan band has emerged as a bona fide bluegrass powerhouse with serious chops and stellar songwriting. And it’s clear that their magical journey has just scratched the surface.” – John Sinkevics, LocalSpins.com. 

When it comes to movers and shakers in the bluegrass world, Full Cord is a super-group on the rise.
After winning the prestigious 2022 Telluride Bluegrass Band Competition in Colorado, the Michigan-based group followed that with another much-coveted honor when the International Bluegrass Music Association named Full Cord its “Momentum Award Band of the Year.”
While mandolinist Brian Oberlin notes the band’s music “is new and fresh to the ears of seasoned bluegrass fans,” the bluegrass traditions in Full Cord have deep roots.
The group’s players – Oberlin, guitarist Eric Langejans, bassist Todd Kirchner and fiddler Grant Flick – boast decades of musical artistry, with experience in popular performing bands from Michigan to Oregon. 
And with the recent addition of award-winning, Colorado-based banjoist Ricky Mier, Full Cord is poised to take the next step in its journey as a bluegrass powerhouse: The band’s debut album on Nashville’s Dark Shadow Recordings is set to drop in 2023.
Full Cord’s songwriting has reached a new “tipping point,” Kirchner suggests, enhanced by the group’s vast repertoire and robust experience in numerous band projects over the years.
And Oberlin insists the band is “just hitting its stride” – ready to follow in the footsteps of fellow Michigan bluegrass icons Billy Strings and Greensky Bluegrass as yet another star in the making.

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