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GA-20 - CRACKDOWN
Release: SEPTEMBER 9TH!
NEW SINGLE AVAILABLE NOW!
VIA COLEMINE / KARMA CHIEF RECORDS
BLUES TRIO GA-20 ANNOUNCES NEW ALBUM "CRACKDOWN" AND DROPS FIRST SINGLE "EASY ON THE EYES" - ALBUM OUT SEPTEMBER 9TH ON COLEMINE RECORDS / KARMA CHIEF RECORDS
GA-20 clearly is on to something big. It’s a movement, a new traditional blues revival.
BLUES TRIO GA-20 RELEASE 2ND SINGLE "DRY RUN" AUGUST 16TH
AVAILABLE FOR AIRPLAY NOW!
NEW ALBUM "CRACKDOWN" OUT SEPTEMBER 9TH ON COLEMINE RECORDS / KARMA CHIEF RECORDS
GA-20's new single Dry Run is a 'tear in my beer' country blues story, recalls the band, of being strung along and ghosted by a girl that Pat was sweet on. When he eventually ran into her awhile later and figured it all out, Pat says he wrote the melody in his head on the drive home, feeling like a sucker. “This girl I thought was really into me was just practicing her flirting,” he tells audiences, and they always laugh and nod. We had all been listening to a lot of country tunes at the time and that Jimmy Reed and Lazy Lester influence slipped in."
GA-20 clearly is on to something big. It’s a movement, a new traditional blues revival. The dynamic, throwback blues trio are disciples of the place
"CRACKDOWN TOUR" - TICKETS ON SALE NOW! - TICKETS & INFO AT GA20Band.com/shows
BLUES TRIO GA-20 ANNOUNCES NEW ALBUM "CRACKDOWN" AND DROPS FIRST SINGLE "EASY ON THE EYES" - ALBUM OUT SEPTEMBER 9TH ON COLEMINE RECORDS / KARMA CHIEF RECORDS
BLUES TRIO GA-20 DROP 2nd SINGLE "DRY RUN" AUGUST 16TH. AVAILABLE FOR AIRPLAY NOW!
NEW ALBUM "CRACKDOWN" OUT SEPTEMBER 9TH ON COLEMINE RECORDS / KARMA CHIEF RECORDS
ABOUT THE 2nd SINGLE - DRY RUN
The band recalls, "Dry Run is a 'tear in my beer' country blues story of being strung along and ghosted by a girl that Pat was sweet on. When he eventually ran into her awhile later and figured it all out, Pat says he wrote the melody in his head on the drive home, feeling like a sucker. “This girl I thought was really into me was just practicing her flirting,” he tells audiences, and they always laugh and nod. We had all been listening to a lot of country tunes at the time and that Jimmy Reed and Lazy Lester influence slipped in."
