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Shoulda Woulda Coulda is composed of long-term veterans of several Atlanta bands, each possessing a unique musical style derived from diverse influences. The result is a unique sound that is hard to definitively categorize – songs range from blues/rock to rockabilly to funk, with other elements mixed in for good measure. In essence, we play original, catchy songs that fuse our unique musical backgrounds, and we cover some of the great songs that influenced us along the way.
We recently finished recording the “Relatively Painless” sessions at Nickel and Dime studios – a storied venue which has hosted Athens and Atlanta bands such as the B-52’s, The Indigo Girls, Sister Hazel, Shawn Mullins, and Third Day. The demo was mastered by Rodney Mills, a legendary engineer and producer that has worked with such acts as Greg Allman, George Clinton, 38 Special, Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Doobie Brothers, Sheryl Crow, Journey, Pearl Jam, Stone Temple Pilots, and others.
We hope you like what you hear – if you do please drop us a comment. Thanks for stopping by!
Scott Buresh - Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Songwriter
Scott Buresh is the group's founder and songwriter. He was a founding member of Atlanta band Straw Village, a mainstay of the local music scene that has played with such diverse acts as The Beach Boys, Blue Oyster Cult, The Verve Pipe, Kevn Kinney, and others. Straw Village was also once featured on “Good Morning America” during a performance at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta. He was also half of the popular duo Acoustic Con Queso, which played several high profile gigs, including a birthday party for Chipper Jones of the Atlanta Braves.
Morgan Baruzzini - Drums & Percussion
Morgan has been actively playing drums for 20+ years. He has performed with members of R.E.M., The Black Crowes, Drivin' 'n' Cryin' and Widespread Panic while traveling around the Southeast. He has performed at Atlanta's "Music Midtown" and the "House of Blues" (Atlanta) during the Olympics. Morgan has played Drums/Percussion for the following Atlanta Bands and Artists: Tommy Thompson, Greg Hester, Andy Browne, David Franklin, Kevn Kinney, Brian Lavelle, Jeff Hix & the Heretics, Bradley Cole Smith, Les Lydon, Pride of Red, Alice Muson and Hound Dog Featuring Mark Kramer
Greg Partridge - Bass
A 20 year veteran of the Atlanta music scene, Greg has graciously extended his low end groove to Atlanta bands such as Shoulda Woulda Coulda, The Arts & Sciences, The Drexlers, Letters To Mary, Gentle Readers, Jennifer Nettles Band, The Susi French Connection, Red Shift, Shaking Snakes and Straw Village. Greg also has a BA in music from Georgia State University.
Garrin Hirschhorn - Lead Guitar
Garrin has been playing the electric guitar for 25 years. He attended the Atlanta Institute of Music and taught guitar to 35 students at Ken Stanton Music in Kennesaw. He has always had a passion for music and the business of music. In 1993-94 he worked for Atlantic Records as College Marketing/A&R Representative, promoting artists such as Stone Temple Pilots, Tori Amos and Juliana Hatfield. In 1994, he was recognized for discovering an unsigned act, Miami's Mary Karlzen, who received a recording contract with Atlantic. Karlzen subsequently received media coverage on Vh1, CMT and in print outlets including People Magazine and Billboard. In 1995, he was hired by Atlantic as Promotions Manager, based out of Atlantic's New York City headquarters, and promoted recording artists Collective Soul, Edwin McCain and Everything But The Girl.
Charlie Chamberlain - Pianos & Organ
Charlie's first band was Hoppergrass which made an immediate impact on the Baton
Rouge music scene in the early/mid '90's. In 1995, he started New Orleans
Juice with David Jordan and toured the Southeast. Chamberlain has opened for
numerous bands, most notable: Widespread Panic, George Porter and the Running
Partners, Aquarium Rescue Unit, Merl Saunders and the Rainforest Band, and
The Samples.
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