Kevin Bowe + The Okemah Prophets

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Haven't You Heard

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Released: May 22, 2012

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Haven't You Heard
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Sault Ste. Marie
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The Horrible Truth About Anne
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Everybody Lies.mp3
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Genre: Americana / Rock / Roots Music
Location MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, Un
Profile Views: 46843
Last Login: 11/28/2012
Member Since 9/20/2005
Website www.kevinbowe.com
Record Label you gotta be kidding me...
Type of Label Indie
Bio
Kevin Bowe is a Minneapolis based writer/producer/guitarist.... over the last several years he has earned 3 platinum records and written songs on 2 Grammy winning albums working with Paul Westerberg, Johnny Lang, Etta James, The Meat Puppets, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Leo Kottke, Three Dog Night and dozens of other artists. This is all fine and good but it also kept him too busy to put together an album of his own songs for over 10 years! But the wait is over and the new album "Natchez Trace" is worth it, with contributions from Paul Westerberg, Freedy Johnston, Chuck Prophet, Tim O'Regan (Jayhawks), Nels Cline (Wilco) and Scarlet Rivera (Dylan/Desire) this album rocks harder than Americana, goes deeper than singer/songwriter, and always retains its uniquely Minneapolis roots. Peter Anderson (Polara/Honeydogs) on drums and Steve Price on bass make for a live trio that fires on all cylinders... this same core also backs up Alison Scott and Freedy Johnston.
Members
Kevin Bowe- songs, guitar, vocal, other crap Peter Anderson- drums Steve Price- bass, vocals
Influences
The Byrds, The Replacements, Steve Earle, Beatles, Stones, Bread, Dylan....
Sounds Like
on a good night..... The Rolling Stones and The Byrds mud wrestling in a skanky Minneapolis garage. on a bad night...... Gilbert O'Sullivan making love with Ethel Merman in an abandoned grain silo.