|
|
|
|
Groupe
Country-Rock US formé en 2005 et composé de Royal Reed, Chris Roberts et Eddie
Bush.
A
country-rock harmony trio in the tradition of
the Eagles, Poco, and Crosby, Stills & Nash, with a little
Alabama and the Beach Boys thrown in for
good measure, Nashville-based One Flew South actually have their origins in New
York City when El Paso-born Royal Reed and New Orleans-born Chris Roberts met
while appearing in the Broadway musical The Civil War in 1998. Also appearing in
the production was country Vocals legend
Larry Gatlin, who became a mentor to Roberts and Reed and suggested they
expand to a trio. Enter South Carolina-born singer and songwriter Eddie Bush,
and One Flew South became official in 2005. The trio recorded some demos and
shopped them to Decca Records, who quickly signed One Flew South and put them in
the studio with producer Marcus Hummon and a crack session band. The resulting
debut album, Last of the Good Guys, was released by Decca in 2008.
Style musical : Country Rock, Soft Rock, Americana, Contemporary Country, Roots Rock
Years in activity :
| 1910 | 20 | 30 | 40 | 50 | 60 | 70 | 80 | 90 | 2000 | 10 | 20 |
DISCOGRAPHY
Album
| 03/2008 | CD DECCA 001060202 (US) |
 |
LAST OF THE GOOD GUYS - Last Of The Good Guys / My Kind Of Beautiful / Junkie / Life / She's A Gift / Sara / It Is Good / Shameless / Let The Day Carry You / Makin' It Rain / Blue Highways / Too Old To Die Young |
© Rocky Productions 29/05/2008
