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Restless Road is an American country music band based in Nashville, Tennessee. [1] The band is made up of Zach Beeken, Garrett Nichols, and Colton Pack who originally auditioned solo for the third season of the American singing competition series The X Factor before performing as a group on the show.
Later that year, Liberty released The Gants' first album, Roadrunner. In January 1966 a new single was released, "Little Boy Sad", which included an early use of the talk box later made famous by Joe Walsh and Peter Frampton. The band tried to get Liberty to release their recording of Them's "Gloria" but the label declined.
Frazier had previously been a member of Palomino Road, which recorded one album for Liberty Records in 1992. [15] Completing the new lineup were Keith Edwards (drums), Kenny Vaughan (lead guitar), Gary Morse (steel guitar), and Jeff Roach (keyboards), who had previously played in McBride & the Ride's road band.
The Bangles (outside US; Down Kiddie/Liberty) Mike Batt (Also UK Head of A&R 68–70) Stephanie Bentley; John Berry (Patriot/Liberty) Suzy Bogguss; Bonzo Dog Band; Brinsley Schwarz; Walter Brennan; Lisa Brokop (Patriot/Liberty) Garth Brooks; Kix Brooks; Bud & Travis; John Bunzow; Johnny Burnette
The original Liberty claimed that the newly formed Liberty was taking advantage of the goodwill that had been created by the former's success (known in English law as the "tort of passing off"). The final judgment was in favour of the funk R&B band and the ex-Popstars then asked readers of UK tabloid newspaper The Sun to suggest a new name. [4]
Valerie Smith (born July 25, 1966) is an American roots and bluegrass recording artist who has performed in the United States, Europe, Canada and the United Kingdom, as well as being a music teacher. [1]
Work continued on new material and the band's sound started to evolve to include a harder edged sound. 2012 saw Liberty Lies opening for Shinedown and Halestorm on tour across the UK and into Europe. This was followed by shows opening for Heaven's Basement and JettBlack, as well as the Hard Rock Hell Ibiza Road Trip.
The line-up on their first album, Scratchin' the Surface, produced by the 19-year-old head of A&R for Liberty Records, Mike Batt, and released in November 1968, [1] consisted of McPhee as singer and guitarist, bassist Peter Cruickshank, Ken Pustelnik (born 13 March 1946 on a farm near Blairgowrie, Angus, Scotland) on drums and Steve Rye (born 8 March 1946 in London – died 19 July 1992, in ...