Otis WIP, by The Something Brothers

Otis WIP

by The Something Brothers

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Sherri Clark love all the songs but Tommy"s guitar at the end is amazing. Not one for extended giutar solos in general but this is special. Can't wait to hear the live version from the reunion show because it was epic! Favorite track: Santa Fe.

Amy Jo Georgi Wordsmithing of the very best kind, and an epic mind blow experience of hearing a guitar, speak its mind, right in yer face. You can see the movie of it all, play out in your mind, as you listen. Today, this is my fave. Favorite track: Santa Fe.

Joe Vivo Piss Me Out announces the return of the Something Brothers and it sounds as fresh as "Bucket Brigade" did when I first heard it so very long ago. They've never had a 'style' or been a band that is easy to categorize. You just buckle up and enjoy the ride. Here's hoping this is a new beginning. In the meantime, just shut up and buy this, play it loud and play it for friends.

dalefisher After 25 years (!), so happy to hear some new SoBros tunes. Thanks guys.

Kristen Eilts Rule #2: No matter how old you get, you will never be as old as Skot Wilson. Favorite track: bonus track: Wet Behind the Ears [demo].

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1.	Piss Me Out 02:56	info
2.	The World’s Pretty Face 02:44	info
3.	Santa Fe 06:05	info
4.	bonus track: Wet Behind the Ears [demo] 04:26	info

about

So, a little backstory on this project,

A while back the six of us got together to discuss a new Something Brothers project. Initially none of us were quite sure what would become of it. Talks of reunion shows had come and gone over the years, and it was apparent we wanted to do something different. No one wanted to simply replay the same old songs. We like them as much as anyone, but we were ready to do something new.

Scott floated the idea of recording an album of new material and by the end of the meeting we were all on board. The six of us were finally on the same page; ready, after all these years, to do something we should have done a long time ago... make some music.

Clay had long since relocated to Nashville to pursue his own musical career, and like déjà vu, Greg was back in the fold again. Songs were written, demos were made, rehearsals were underway but somewhere along the line Dean fell out of the metaphorical van. The decision was made to drive on without him.

Needless to say, our concept for the whole project changed. What once was slated to be a full album, turned into a catalyst for future song development; a way to continually add to the project in the future. A work-in-progress (WIP). We all know there are a lot more songs we want to create and record, and in time, that's what we plan to do.

With this recording, we didn't want to methodically recreate what we've done in the past, but we also didn't want a complete departure. What you'll probably find here is a bit of both.

So, with that in mind, we hope you enjoy these songs and are as entertained as we were with making them.

The Something Brothers

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released October 1, 2015

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The Something Brothers Bloomington, Illinois

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Idiot

Sep 2019
Otis WIP

Oct 2015
The Early Year

Jan 1988
You, Me & the Circus

Mar 2014
Sparky

Apr 2014

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