The Highballers Washington D.C., D.C.
"Songs about hard-drinking, crime, sex, heartache and the seamier side of life comprise the core of The Highballers’ music.
The band’s sweet savory harmonies meld flawlessly with the twang of Fender telecasters. The Highballers’ brand of country can’t be pigeon-holed into one type of sound; their music is rough and tumble and at the same time can be evocative and haunting."
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A little bit of Americana heaven right out of Virginia.
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Everything Except Goodbye
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Soul brother numero uno John Howie Jr. and The Rosewood Bluff are what it's all about. John's voice is one of a kind, and the band has it going on.
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