Creedence, Son Volt, Wilco, Grateful Dead, Neil Young, Rolling Stones, Blind Faith, Traffic, Cream, Bob Dylan, Mother Hips, Big Star, The Beatles, Buffalo Springfield, The Beach Boys, Gene Clark, Gram Parsons, Flying Burrito Brothers
Sounds Like
Son Volt, Mother Hips, Wallflowers, Sensations, Wilco, Traffic, Ryan Adams, Whiskeytown, Bob Schneider
"Conceived as a side project from ethereal Prog rockers Staring at the Sea, guitarist Matthew Shadley (Brauer) started his own band in 2003 to explore a rootsier acoustic sound. Within a year, the quintet had secured a line-up, switched to an electric presentation and released their debut CD, Five Easy Pieces, making an immediate impact on the local scene. " Brian Baker - CityBeat Magazine
"Cincinnati's live show specialists" Jan Perry - Cincinnati Post
"This is the gem I'm always looking for, but rarely find. I was not disappointed Saturday evening at RBC...a little Black Crowes swagger and some of the sweetest flow and rhythm since Traffic!" Cincymusic.com
"They play it pretty loose, but it really works for them. The MSB are good" Juliana Salinas-Jump - Randomville
"These guys remind me of the Wallflowers and have that sort of straight-up-rock-on-the-verge-of-being-country sound. " Jason Jump - Randomville
MATT'S DISCOGRAPHY
1992 Stop Look and Listen by The Toy Train Hold-up
Hello Friend! If you would, please email me the email adress you use most frequently, we'd like to sign u up on our monthly newsletter. ...and. . . . There are prizes!!!!!!!!!!! Talk to you soon Dirt & Earthyvibes
like 'bittersweet' - the horns/keys were unexpected and kinda groovy! the weird thing is how that little animated gif that becca posted below keeps in time with it. ;-) rawk!
Hi Matt..I hope you have a great Holiday Season. I just put 4 songs up on my site that are old cuts of myself with the Flying Burrito Brothers featuring duets with, Waylon Jennings, Merle Haggard, Oak Ridge Boys and Delbert McClinton. Please come and check them out. Thanks
Hey Matt, Thanks for the nod on Ode' To Gram.I have just posted a song on my site ( Freedom is the Heartbeat of America) that is in my publishing company written by Bill Chappell (www.laughlaugh.com). I would like to get some honest opinions of the song from my MySpace friends. Thanks
