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No copyright infringement intended. Video made to promote Todd Deatherage. Song of the Day -- July 20, 2010 -- LovexxMuzik

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Put through the music industry grinder, what's a country boy to do? Dallas native Todd Deatherage, now relocated to New York City for several years, has been on a steady uphill climb since his solo debut. Back in 2001, Deatherage released Dream upon a Fallen Star, which received great praise - most notably for the comparisons to the legendary Gram Parsons. Since the successful tour for Dream, Deatherage settled down in a post-9/11 New York and began playing the local circuit around Brooklyn and Manhattan. Even still, he jumps between playing solo and bringing his band on stage, which helps to expand his ever-growing grassroots following.

So where does Todd Deatherage fit in? Rock, country, jazz, blues - the list of genres go on and on, as does his band history. Back in Dallas during the late 90s, he played in The Calways, which touched on the best parts of Reverend Horton Heat (whom they played with twice) and Tom Petty. They played with the Old 97s and shared their last stage with Wilco, and the experiences brought Deatherage to strive to perfect his songs, rather than try to find a particular sound. Alone or with his band, his strengths are with his smooth vocals and dexterous guitar.

With the goal of combining a love for old country and the modern rock music that continues to influence him, Todd Deatherage is sure to gain the great attention that this release deserves.

You can buy his music at:

http://www.amazon.com
iTunes