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Brook Faulk was raised on a cattle ranch under the Western sky. She comes from a long line of real cowboys and rodeo men. Growing up listening to all the old country favorites with her dad, while driving down the long dusty roads. It was there that Brook developed her love affair with music. A throwback from the past, she began singing at a young age, quickly finding her way into the rural music scene of county fairs, coffee houses, and local honkeytonks. She began in a female folk rock duo, but eventually played the great northwest with a six piece country rock band.
Brook began recording in Nashville with David Walker in 2003. Since that time, she has traveled back and forth between Anchorage Alaska, where she currently lives, and the south, where she is always busy recording, and playing shows. There is a lot of talent in music city and Brook has always enjoyed the connections she makes there.
Brook has spent the last four years in Alaska as a frontperson for the the number 1 band in the State at Eddies Sports Bar, playing to packed houses.
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Most recently, Brook has been in an extended project working with Producer, Jerry "Jigger" Bridges and the Waymore Outlaws. The group is comprised of the legendary original members of the Waylon Jennings band. She is excited to be working with so much talent. These are the people who created and pioneered the style of music that inspired her in her youth and helped mold her into who she is today.
Brook is an artist whose talent will take her all the way to the top. Her voice is haunting, beautiful and unique, and her writing is soulful and timeless. Brook is a dynamic performer who has a sensual, energetic and commanding stage presence. She has found the music of her youth in a new voice and plans on carrying on the traditions she found long ago on those long dusty roads.
Brook's I'M ON FIRE CD received a rave review in Outlaw Magazine:
I just stop by your page to listen to your sweet songs which diffuse their melodic perfumes for the greatest happiness of my heart. Have an awesome and wonderful week end my friend Peace and blessings Yves
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Well your awesome with the lyrics.... wish i could have been there. i hear from them time to time. wont be long till they are back. everyone is good and healthy i may come up for there return i'm not sure yet
Good Morning Brook! It's been awhile.I hope Life is treating you like a Queen. I have so enjoyed sitting here listening to your songs. I LOVE your version of Amanda.Did a lot of Country Waltzing to that song by Waylon's version.LoL!. This is a beautiful picture of you. How is your little man? Bet he's growing. The best to you Brook. Rose
Brook Faulk was raised on a cattle ranch under the Western sky. She comes from a long line of real cowboys and rodeo men. Growing up listening to all the old country favorites with her dad, while driving down the long dusty roads. It was there that Brook developed her love affair with music. A throwback from the past, she began singing at a young age, quickly finding her way into the rural music scene of county fairs, coffee houses, and local honkeytonks. She began in a female folk rock duo, but eventually played the great northwest with a six piece country rock band.
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