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Brothers Comatose W/ The Rumpke Mountain Boys
Brothers Comatose
Expansive, uplifting, and just downright beautiful,City Painted Goldis one of the most anticipated records of the coming year at least amongst the loyal fans The Brothers Comatose had won while touring across the country in support of their past two releases. Infused with a sense of relaxed, experienced confidence, The Brothers Comatose offer a southwestern-tinged, rowdy stringband sound that might just make this your new favorite record before you turn it over to side B.Walking lockstep with their undeniable top-flight musicianship is an easy humility. Its just one, big, extended Morrison music party, they say. Brothers Ben and Alex Morrison, guitar and banjo, and lead vocalists, front this rocking string band that has become a West coast headliner and national touring act in a mere handful of years. With bassmaster Gio Benedetti and stellar accompanists Philip Brezina on fiddle and Ryan Avellone on mandolin, their high energy, audience engaging shows have caught fire with fans from San Diego to Seattle to Salt Lake to Silk Hope, NC and beyond.
The Rumpke Mountain Boys combine signature vocals, a unique command of string instruments (acoustic
guitar, mandolin, upright bass and banjo) and dynamic special effects into a singular musical experience.
An emotion filled musical stream of consciousness with no setlist, minimal structure, and intuitive
improvisational flow. In this way, they summon the energy of the crowd as their guide in linking just the
right music to precise moments in time.
Grateful Dead Hour host David Gans proclaimed, One of the things I love about the Rumpke Mountain
Boys is that theres a fundamental honesty in their presentation. This is something they share with my other
heroes, Donna the Buffalo and the Grateful Dead. They dont make set lists ahead of time, they dont
rehearse their songs to a fare-thee-well-- they perform in real time. All four of them write, which is very
important, and they draw songs from a tremendous variety of sources... being a musician is a life-long
learning experience, if youre doing it right, and they are.
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LocationApplegate Lodge (View)
15100 Highway 238
Applegate, OR 97530
United States
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