Saturday, October 13, 2007

Goose Creek Symphony - Welcome To Goose Creek

Goose Creek Symphony - Welcome To Goose Creek CD Cover Art




1. Welcome To Goose Creek Listen Listen
2. Right Track Listen Listen
3. Back Here Listen Listen
4. Saga Neath The Sycamore Listen Listen
5. Uncle Pen Listen Listen
6. The Corn Won't Grow, So Rock 'N Roll Listen Listen
7. Miana And Me Listen Listen
8. I Won't Go Through That Again Listen Listen
9. Higher On The Mountain Listen Listen
10. Finale For A Symphony Listen Listen



bio
Goose Creek Symphony found its roots in the Phoenix, AZ, area originally as a countrified side project for Richie Hart & the Heart Beats. Vocalist and guitarist Charles Gearheart (aka Richie Hart) spent his childhood "up Goose Creek Hollow" in Floyd County, KY, and when he put together his good-time country-rock group, he drew upon his home's rich musical heritage as well as its name. In 1970, Gearheart and a group of local studio musicians assembled a handful of songs and presented them to Capitol Records. Capitol signed his project, forcing Gearheart to assemble a touring group. Banjo player and fiddler Fred Wise was brought in to complement existing guitarists Paul Spradlin (listed as "Paul Howard" on the album), Bob Henke ("Williard"), Mike McFadden (following the breakup of his psychedelic group Superfine Dandelion), as well as a rotating cast of bassists and drummers.

With a sound very similar to what the Band was doing at the same time, Goose Creek Symphony were rock & rollers who played a very faithful brand of country music, all the while layering rhythms and harmonies along the same lines as Buffalo Springfield and the Grateful Dead. They released albums through the mid-'70s, with that streak ending in a long hiatus from 1976 to 1990, when the group decided to re-form and record again.

Their marriage of earthy instrumentation and easygoing vibes have been able to give the group a certain longevity. Into their third decade, Goose Creek Symphony is drawing strong groups of fans to their summer festival appearances, similar to what the Dead and Jimmy Buffett have known. ~ Zac Johnson, All Music Guide



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