MORELAND & ARBUCKLE
''7 CITIES''
2013
44:24
1/Quivira
Dustin Arbuckle / Aaron Moreland/3:51
2/Kowtow
Ryan Taylor/3:42
3/The Devil and Me
Curt Mitchell/3:36
4/Tall Boogie
Dustin Arbuckle / Aaron Moreland/3:17
5/Broken Sunshine
Dustin Arbuckle / Aaron Moreland/3:51
6/Red Bricks
Dustin Arbuckle / Aaron Moreland/2:52
7/Stranger Than Most
Dustin Arbuckle / Aaron Moreland / Kendall Newby/2:38
8/Road Blind
Hans Judd/2:22
9/Bite Your Tongue
Ryan Taylor/3:40
10/Everybody Wants to Rule the World
Christopher Merrick Hughes / Roland Orzabal / Ian Stanley/3:12
11/Waste Away
Dustin Arbuckle / Aaron Moreland/3:34
12/Time Ain't Long
Dustin Arbuckle / Aaron Moreland/4:22
13/Modern Boy
Dustin Arbuckle / Aaron Moreland/3:27
Dustin Arbuckle /Arranger, Harmonica, Vocals
Matt Benham /Keyboards
Eric Corson /Guitar (Bass)
Josephine Howell /Vocals (Background)
Aaron Moreland /Arranger, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Guitar (Resonator)
Kendall Newby /Arranger, Drums, Percussion, Vocals (Background)
BIOGRAPHY
by Steve Leggett
Guitarist Aaron Moreland and harpist/vocalist Dustin Arbuckle, along with drummer Brad Horner, have fashioned an old/new 21st century roots sound by merging several American musical strains, from blues, folk, and country to rock and soul, and when at their best, they do it all with a raw and energetic passion. Moreland and Arbuckle met at an open-mike session at a club in Wichita, KS, in 2001, and since both were exploring the country blues, they began playing together, starting a quartet called the Kingsnakes. Personnel came and went in the band, including Horner, who joined the Kingsnakes in 2003 but didn’t stick around long. Hanging on to a bassist proved to be a problem, but when Horner returned in 2006, Moreland and Arbuckle realized that they didn’t really need a bassist, and the current trio took shape. Three self-produced albums quickly followed -- Caney Valley Blues in 2005, Floyd’s Market in 2006, and 1861 in 2008. All three releases garnered critical attention and Moreland & Arbuckle signed with Telarc International, which released Flood in 2010.
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''7 CITIES''
2013
44:24
1/Quivira
Dustin Arbuckle / Aaron Moreland/3:51
2/Kowtow
Ryan Taylor/3:42
3/The Devil and Me
Curt Mitchell/3:36
4/Tall Boogie
Dustin Arbuckle / Aaron Moreland/3:17
5/Broken Sunshine
Dustin Arbuckle / Aaron Moreland/3:51
6/Red Bricks
Dustin Arbuckle / Aaron Moreland/2:52
7/Stranger Than Most
Dustin Arbuckle / Aaron Moreland / Kendall Newby/2:38
8/Road Blind
Hans Judd/2:22
9/Bite Your Tongue
Ryan Taylor/3:40
10/Everybody Wants to Rule the World
Christopher Merrick Hughes / Roland Orzabal / Ian Stanley/3:12
11/Waste Away
Dustin Arbuckle / Aaron Moreland/3:34
12/Time Ain't Long
Dustin Arbuckle / Aaron Moreland/4:22
13/Modern Boy
Dustin Arbuckle / Aaron Moreland/3:27
Dustin Arbuckle /Arranger, Harmonica, Vocals
Matt Benham /Keyboards
Eric Corson /Guitar (Bass)
Josephine Howell /Vocals (Background)
Aaron Moreland /Arranger, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Guitar (Resonator)
Kendall Newby /Arranger, Drums, Percussion, Vocals (Background)
BIOGRAPHY
by Steve Leggett
Guitarist Aaron Moreland and harpist/vocalist Dustin Arbuckle, along with drummer Brad Horner, have fashioned an old/new 21st century roots sound by merging several American musical strains, from blues, folk, and country to rock and soul, and when at their best, they do it all with a raw and energetic passion. Moreland and Arbuckle met at an open-mike session at a club in Wichita, KS, in 2001, and since both were exploring the country blues, they began playing together, starting a quartet called the Kingsnakes. Personnel came and went in the band, including Horner, who joined the Kingsnakes in 2003 but didn’t stick around long. Hanging on to a bassist proved to be a problem, but when Horner returned in 2006, Moreland and Arbuckle realized that they didn’t really need a bassist, and the current trio took shape. Three self-produced albums quickly followed -- Caney Valley Blues in 2005, Floyd’s Market in 2006, and 1861 in 2008. All three releases garnered critical attention and Moreland & Arbuckle signed with Telarc International, which released Flood in 2010.
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