Biography
Band Members:
| Member Name | Instruments | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bradley West | Guitar, Harmonica, Fiddle |
Music Label: Freedom Tracks Records - www.FreedomTracks.com
Musical Influences:
Hank Williams, Sr., George Jones, Randy Travis, Merle Haggard, Joe Nichols, Tim McGraw
Started Playing: October, 2003
Music
Albums
| Track Title | Length | Content | Favorites | Download | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Slow Train | 3:25 | Kid Friendly | Add to Playlist | Free | |
| Grandma's Wishes | 3:38 | Kid Friendly | Add to Playlist | $0.49 | |
| Alright With Me | 3:28 | Kid Friendly | Add to Playlist | $0.49 | |
| Big Mack Donald | 3:41 | Kid Friendly | Add to Playlist | $0.49 | |
| All We Did | 3:11 | Kid Friendly | Add to Playlist | Free | |
| Some Things Daddies Can't Fix | 4:06 | Kid Friendly | Add to Playlist | $0.49 | |
| Till We Get it Right | 3:43 | Kid Friendly | Add to Playlist | $0.49 | |
| Unless You Can Pay the Price | 3:32 | Kid Friendly | Add to Playlist | Free | |
| Down Home Country Blues | 4:07 | Kid Friendly | Add to Playlist | $0.49 | |
| Willie's Song | 2:48 | Kid Friendly | Add to Playlist | Free |
Comments
Bradley West, We'd love to feature you on our radio show's "Making It Loud" Segment. Email me for more details: jquinnproduction@gmail.com
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Nashville is the promised land for young country songwriters and performers, and unlike many of his contemporaries, Bradley West is adept at both halves of the equation. Waxing about the good ol’ days over the a maudlin accompanying track or a skippy, positive beat, West doubles in both the quick-paced and balladeer-heavy schools of neo-traditional country. Utilizing a collection of talented backing vocalists and just-enough backing musicians (the rule in country, like R&B, is very much ‘less is more’), West has a handle on the particulars of sad and happy music, but lets his handsome croon and often biting lyricism take center stage.
Like many of his fellow hat-wearing peers – Brad Paisley included – West celebrates a distant, easier past, as on tearjerker “These Days,” which compares the easier past with the complicated and more difficult present. West also lampoons fast food on “Big Mack Donald,” but does invite everyone onto the “Slow Train,” a call for togetherness.
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Video
On MadeLoud
Apr 12, 2011
With so much music and so many genres, a listener can have a difficult time knowing just where to jump in. You could also try the ol' random browse, picking and listening based on your whims. That's all well and good, but we've decided to curate some of our favorite tracks from set genres and to compile a mix that we think serves our fans and artists.
Our country section features the traditional...
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