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Hammertowne is Kentucky's finest in your face bluegrass band and it's handy when your leader, David Carroll is also one of the top songwriters in the business. Here we present the Carroll and Tackett penned first single from their upcoming spring release, which is also the title cut from "Hillbilly Heroes".
Scott Tackett-lead vocal
Bryan Russell-harmony vocal, bass
Dave Carroll-harmony vocal, guitar
Chaston Carroll Mandolin
Brent Pack-banjo
Dave Carroll, Scott Tackett, Madkal Music, BMI
Kentucky is branded as the "bluegrass state" and there is no doubt that their own Hammertowne exemplifies the very reason's why. Based in the Eastern region of the state, the five piece based consists of Dave Carroll on guitar and vocals; Brent Pack on banjo; Scott Tackett on guitar and vocals; Chaston Carroll on mandolin and vocals; and Bryan Russell on bass and vocals. From its inception, Hammertowne's identity has been defined by a hard-driving style of bluegrass that combines unique instrumentation with a distinctive knack for weaving vocal harmonies with one foot in the traditional arena to honor those who paved the way before them, and the other in the progressive arena as reflected in their many original songs they write and perform. Band member David Carroll is highly regarded among the bluegrass community as a writing tour de force with his original songs becoming hits by prominent artists such as Lonesome River Band ("The Game Is Over"), Russell Moore & IIIrd Tyme Out ("Old Kentucky Farmers"), Grasstowne ("This Old Guitar and Me"), and Junior Sisk & Ramblers Choice ("It's Good to See The Homeplace Once Again"), among others.
The title track, was penned by David along with his band-mate Scott Tackett, and speaks to the band's influences musically.