Hacienda Brothers Get AMA Nom
06/27/07
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(PR) Since 2003, the Hacienda Brothers, an alt-country band from Southern California, have traveled over 100,000 miles and played more than 350 gigs in support of two critically acclaimed albums. In November, theyll make their third trip to the Americana Music Association (AMA) Conference, but it will be the first time they have been recognized with a nomination for the annual Americana Honors & Awards (Duo/Group of the Year.) "Three's the charm," says Hacienda Brothers co-founder Chris Gaffney. "This year will be our third trip to Nashville for the AMAs, so it's nice to get some official props for all the hard work and miles we've been putting on our van since we rolled this project out back in '03. Plus we love getting a chance to visit and catch up with our favorite Nashvillians, the Penns." Gaffney of course is referring to Dan Penn, the legendary blue-eyed soul producer and singer/songwriter who helmed the production of both albums. The Hacienda Brothers self-titled debut album won accolades for melding stone country and old-school R&B in a mix described as Western Soul, but the band and Penn began to hone their collective voice with Whats Wrong With Right, last years sophomore effort on Proper American. That album landed in the Top Twenty of the R&R Americana Airplay chart for eight weeks, and was featured on NPRs Morning Edition, followed by appearances on NPRs Fresh Air With Terri Gross, and PRIs Mountain Stage radio programs.
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