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New Single “That’s What’s Good In America”
Shannon and Heather Slaughter, both well known for their powerful vocals and ultra-tight harmony, have just released a new single “That’s What’s Good In America” just in time for Memorial Day. Fans can preview and purchase the song at iTunes, Amazon, CD Baby, Google Play, and www.ShannonandHeatherslaughter.com.
Bluegrass, Country, Folk, Americana and other radio programmers can download the song at AirPlayDirect.com.
“That’s What’s Good in America” is from Shannon and Heather’s successful chart album, Never Just A Song. “At a time when politics are really dividing this country, America is still a great place to live! I got this idea driving to work one day when I saw a man working in his (very large) garden. I finished the song with the help of Gerald Ellenburg at his cabin in South Carolina. It’s about all the things I am involved with in my life - coaching football, being a husband, and a new father. The last verse is my favorite on the whole record,” said Shannon.
Never Just A Song has spent the last four weeks in the top five on the Roots Music Report’s Top 50 Bluegrass Albums. The album also includes their chart hit “Moonshiner” that is currently appearing on SiriusXM Radio’s Bluegrass Junction Most Played Tracks for May. The song just spent eight consecutive weeks on the Bluegrass Today's Top 20 Weekly chart along with two months on the Bluegrass Top 20 Monthly chart.
Shannon and Heather are now on tour including their upcoming performance May 22-23 at the Back 40 Bluegrass Festival in Curryville, Missouri. For a complete tour schedule and more information, please visit www.shannonandheatherslaughter.com and join them on Facebook and twitter.com/The_Slaughters.
Read MoreNever Just A Song by Shannon and Heather Slaughter Now Released
The new album, Never Just A Song, featuring the smooth voices and ultra-tight harmonies by Shannon and Heather Slaughter is now released. The husband and wife duo focuses on fresh, original material and also wrote or co-wrote 8 of the 14 tracks. The album is now available for purchase at iTunes, CD Baby, ShannonandHeather.com, and more retail outlets.
Shannon and Heather’s innovative arrangements and soulful instrumentation shine on cuts like their recently released single, “Moonshiner,” that made debuted at #10 on the Bluegrass Today Weekly Top 20 Weekly and at #20 on the Bluegrass Today Monthly Top 20 Song charts.
What folks are saying…
"This is truly one of the best recordings of 2015 in my opinion and hopefully will bring the Slaughters what they so richly deserve: a place at the forefront of bluegrass music." - Tim Stafford (Blue Highway)
"Shannon and Heather have a great new record on their hands! Solid songs showcasing vocal chops that are powerful when they need be and an understated appropriateness that makes them sound like classics. I was thrilled to get to be a part of this project!" - Randy Kohrs
"I highly recommend this new cd to anyone who loves good bluegrass music, I especially enjoyed the original material, congrats on another fine cd!" - Aubrey Haynie
“I've been listening to Heather sing for several years and I'm dead serious when I say she is one of the finest female vocalists I've heard, period!! On ‘Whiskey Colored Dreams,’ I can honestly say it has totally blown me away how solid this track is!!! In my humble opinion it's time for this young lady to get her well-deserved dues.” - Terry Foust – Co-Writer of “Whiskey Colored Dreams” with Shannon Slaughter
Never Just A Song includes the talents of: Shannon Slaughter (Guitar and Lead & Harmony Vocals), Heather Slaughter (Lead Vocals), Ron Inscore (Mandolin), Cliff Bailey (Bass & Vocals), Trevor Watson (Banjo), Randy Kohrs (Resophonic Guitar and Vocals), Tracy Burcham (Bass), Justin Jenkins (Banjo), Melonie Cannon (Harmony Vocals), Ron Stewart (Fiddle), Tim Couch (Fiddle), and Doug Jernigan (Pedal Steel Guitar).
Fans have certainly supported Shannon and Heather’s music as evidenced by their recent sold out show at the world famous Station Inn in Nashville where they celebrated the new album. To learn more about their music and view additional tour dates, please visit shannonandheatherslaughter.com.
New Single, "Moonshiner" by Shannon & Heather Slaughter
Shannon and Heather Slaughter are proud to announce the Wednesday, January 7, 2015 release of their new single, "Moonshiner." The song is now available for digital purchase at CD Baby, iTunes, Amazon and more retail sites.
“Moonshiner” is the first single release from Shannon and Heather’s new album, Never Just A Song releasing February 1, 2015. The husband and wife duo will launch this exciting new project at their Album Release Concert on January 24, 2015 at the world famous Station Inn in Nashville Tenn. Shannon & Heather will be joined by their special guests Randy Kohrs, Melonie Cannon, Aubrey Haynie, Ron Inscore, Trevor Watson, Cliff Bailey, and more. The official release date for this highly anticipated new project is February 1, 2015.
Never Just A Song includes an A-List line-up of talent with: Shannon Slaughter (Guitar and Lead & Harmony Vocals), Heather Slaughter (Lead Vocals), Ron Inscore (Mandolin), Cliff Bailey (Bass & Vocals), Trevor Watson (Banjo), Randy Kohrs (Resophonic Guitar and Vocals), Tracy Burcham (Bass), Justin Jenkins (Banjo), Melonie Cannon (Harmony Vocals), Ron Stewart (Fiddle), Tim Couch (Fiddle), and Doug Jernigan (Pedal Steel Guitar). You might even hear Shannon and Heather’s sweet baby girl Rae Carroll cooing in the background.
Shannon and Heather’s last album, One More Road, by County Clare included three chart singles. Their outstanding bluegrass version of the Top 40 hit “If I Were A Carpenter” appeared on Bluegrass Today’s Top 30 Songs of 2013 and garnered the #1 position on Sirius XM Bluegrass Junction’s Most Played Tracks in September of last year. The title track, “One More Road” and "The Lives of the Innocent" also charted appeared in Bluegrass Today’s Weekly Top 20 Song Chart.
To learn more about Shannon and Heather, please visit www.shannonandheatherslaughter.com/ and join them on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/countyclare.bluegrass
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