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The formation of the band “7th And Beale†is a testament to the power that music can have in the lives of those who truly love creating and performing.
By the standards of the mainstream music business we’re too old, too far from those who move and shake the market, and too enamored of older forms. None of us has enjoyed real mainstream success.
But this is about love, not business. We love what we’re doing. And we sincerely believe that what we love will find the ears and hearts of the folks who feel the same way we do.
Like Route 66, an old highway that’s no longer the fastest way to get from here to there but which still provides a unique experience, "7th And Beale" rewards the discerning listener with a sound and sensibility very different from the current radio rush hour freeway.
Take a leisurely drive down backroads past old country kitchens that echo with the songs of Hank Williams and the voice of Elvis Presley.
Ride along endless Southwestern highways and listen for the ageless cowboy stories of Gene Autry and Marty Robbins.
Wander along a winter bleak side street in Chicago and hear the heart stinging blues of Otis Rush or Buddy Guy come tumbling from a corner bar.
Stop behind a flashing crossbar as the heavy wheels of a rumbling freight train resonate with the melodies of Jimmie Rodgers and Steve Goodman.
Pull up to "7th And Beale". You're at the crossroads...
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