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Indeed, the music on "Against the Grain" doesn't merely suggest a retro band with a retro yet updated sound, but is also dead-on in terms of production, sensibility, and atmosphere. It seems to actually inhabit that epoch when the likes of "The Greatful Dead" walked, and sulked, the earth. There's no smirking irony to songs such as the albums standout track, the church-like, "Forty Seven Years," for instance. "It got me hooked right away." - Peter Latrell, Nashville Underground Music - Nashville Underground Music
They are more traditionally "country" songs, a term that in the 21st century can mean almost anything -- and yes, that's good: it simply stands for American music these days. It's anthem to the beauty of failure, the courage in tenacity, and a testament to the willingness to do the right thing now matter how it turns out. Suzie worked well with this producer, and her voice is, well, timeless. She's got the Southern twang, but its timbre carries within it a vast scope of American music. God is great, but sometimes life ain't good. -- Connie Carter Bethel Country Music Association - Bethel Country Music Association
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Tall Timber Crosscut is the newest album getting airplay in the US, Europe and Australia. Several songs from Tall Timber "Against the Grain" are still in rotation.
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Tall Timber is happy to announce the donation of a portion of the proceeds from "I Remember" to the National Military Family Association. "I Remember" is our tribute to the love, hope and sacrifice of the families of our armed service members.
As we begin our relationship with militaryfamilies.org, we are continuing our long standing relationship with Hands on New Orleans. We have pledged 50% of the proceeds from "The Big Easy" to that organization to help in the rebuilding of New Orleans.
T. Bill has lived music for many years. He has a passion for entertaining whether he is behind a drum kit, a microphone, a guitar or song writing. His years in the studio and on tour have allowed him to work in many genres, with various artists and bands, always listening, always learning. His unique vocal stands him apart from other artists.
Suzie has been with several bands as a touring performer, playing bass and guitar. She has captivated audiences across the country with her ability to deliver a song. Suzie attended the University of Indianapolis as a drama major and her subsequent successes in theater allow her to immerse herself into the lyrics of a song -- whether she is singing it or writing it.
Suzie and T. Bill have toured together from Florida to Wisconsin, North Dakota to Phoenix and all points in between over the last several years. Whether the venue was The Orlando Civic Center, The Tampa Amphitheater, Indianapolis Air Show, Moe's Maverick, Montana Chad's, or The Lonesome Dove, large venues or small they have made many friends. T. Bill and Suzie have a long-standing work relationship with the Special Olympics Truck Convoy and have also worked with The Make a Wish Foundation, Riley's Childrens Hospital, Hands on New Orleans and are now starting with the National Military Family Association.
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