MP3 The Rogan Brothers - Hang Tough
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rock roll soul
5 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Classic Rock, ROCK: Roots Rock
Details:
Think about brother pairings in rock, and typically you find two different personalities that complement each other perfectly. Greg Allmanâs super soulful singing matched with Duaneâs perfect slide tone that makes âAinât My Cross to Bearâ a tune that just floors you. Or Stevie Ray and Jimmie Vaughan, whose one album together, mixed their styles beautifully.
Then you have the pairs who might as well have been brothers: Mick and Keith, John and Paul, Page and Plant.
The thing about brothers is that they share the most common sensibility. It is in the marrow. And yet, they work their whole lives to be different from each other. And what you get is that synthesis of nature and nurture.
Josh and Eric Rogan approach music very differently. Josh taught himself to play and his tunes are from the gut, instinctual. Eric studied music avidly in college, and his time in school also gave him a passion for reggae and The Dead. While Josh was not listening to every CD by John Brownâs Body, he laid down the perfect skank for Ericâs solid bass parts.
The Rogan Brothers write and sing music that is from the heart. While they may listen to music that is on the charts, chart position and fads do not appeal to them. They are interested in music with a certain honesty. And you can hear it when they are writing a song. Josh brings a riff and a lyric fragment and the two will work it and work it until it reaches that point when they feel it is good enough to be let out in public. Some tunes never come to full fruition. But the ideas and the process never stop.
Take a tune like âBonesâ. The beauty of the tune is that it sounds like a rock tune, nothing forced, nothing tricky. But the parts are so imaginatively put together that when you begin to pay closer attention, the song will draw you in. And when the band takes it to the bridge, you have to wonder where they are going to end up. Until they bring it back to the lyric, and you realize that you have been around the block twice.
Check out the Rogan Brothers, and you will find a sound that is familiar, and yet very original. It is like putting on your favorite pair of socks, right out of the dryer.
5 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Classic Rock, ROCK: Roots Rock
Details:
Think about brother pairings in rock, and typically you find two different personalities that complement each other perfectly. Greg Allmanâs super soulful singing matched with Duaneâs perfect slide tone that makes âAinât My Cross to Bearâ a tune that just floors you. Or Stevie Ray and Jimmie Vaughan, whose one album together, mixed their styles beautifully.
Then you have the pairs who might as well have been brothers: Mick and Keith, John and Paul, Page and Plant.
The thing about brothers is that they share the most common sensibility. It is in the marrow. And yet, they work their whole lives to be different from each other. And what you get is that synthesis of nature and nurture.
Josh and Eric Rogan approach music very differently. Josh taught himself to play and his tunes are from the gut, instinctual. Eric studied music avidly in college, and his time in school also gave him a passion for reggae and The Dead. While Josh was not listening to every CD by John Brownâs Body, he laid down the perfect skank for Ericâs solid bass parts.
The Rogan Brothers write and sing music that is from the heart. While they may listen to music that is on the charts, chart position and fads do not appeal to them. They are interested in music with a certain honesty. And you can hear it when they are writing a song. Josh brings a riff and a lyric fragment and the two will work it and work it until it reaches that point when they feel it is good enough to be let out in public. Some tunes never come to full fruition. But the ideas and the process never stop.
Take a tune like âBonesâ. The beauty of the tune is that it sounds like a rock tune, nothing forced, nothing tricky. But the parts are so imaginatively put together that when you begin to pay closer attention, the song will draw you in. And when the band takes it to the bridge, you have to wonder where they are going to end up. Until they bring it back to the lyric, and you realize that you have been around the block twice.
Check out the Rogan Brothers, and you will find a sound that is familiar, and yet very original. It is like putting on your favorite pair of socks, right out of the dryer.
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