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01. "GOT NO SHAME"
02. "HARD ACT TO FOLLOW"
03. "HOW LONG"
04. "DON'T TURN YOUR BACK ON ME"
05. "WOMAN"
06. "PRESSURE"
07. "THE LAST TIME"
08. "THE ROAD"
09. "THAT DON'T SATISFY ME"
10. "STONES THROW AWAY"
11. "MAKE YOUR PLAY"
12. "WHAT YOU ARE"
13. "GOT NO SHAME (ACOUSTIC VERSION)"
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NEW MASTERING ?? 2 RARE BONUS TRACKS -
From the heart of the richly textured world of Alabama emerges Birmingham's own BROTHER CANE. The band's self-titled Virgin Records debut is a testament to the South, a stiff shot of oak barrel-aged rock and blues, with just the right touch of and country thrown in for good measure.
"Hey we're from Alabama, not from Los Angeles or Seattle," laughs guitarist/vocalist Damon Johnson, who vas raised on a farm outside the tiny town of Geraldine. "We just said let's be ourselves and the music will come out naturally.' That's what sets us apart and makes us different.
Produced by Jim Mitchell (who co-engineered Guns N Roses Use Your Ilusion I and II) and co-produced by Marti Frederiksen, Brother Cane bristles with energy born from the roaring twin guitars of Johnson and Roman Glick and built upon the solid foundations .of bassist Glenn Maxey and drummer Scott Collier.
From the gripping harmonica intro and the Zeppelin-esque blues fury of the first single "Got No Shame" to the slamming Southern vibe of "Hard Act to Follow" and on through the delicate texturing of "Woman" - - a tune that builds into an all-out amp blowing frenzy- - the album showcases BROTHER CANE's high intensity aggressiveness and muscle while also letting the listener in on the band's quieter, more introspective side.
The distinctly Southern flavor of Brother Cane reflects the Alabama upbringing of the entire cast of musicians, including guest keyboardist Chuck Leavell (member of the Allman Brothers, and touring mate of the Rolling Stones and Eric Clapton) . Using all local players was a small but important gesture for the band, and it contributed greatly to the album's rootsy, unpretentious feel.
Brother Cane highlights the group's pure approach to their music ?? it reflects the emotional legacy of Southern living, of tightly knit families, rugged individualism and unflinching honesty. Ego-tripping is given the boot ?? you??ll find no phoey rock star posturings here.
??I want us to be known for our songs instead of for our attitudes, our appearances or the amount of controversy we cause? says rhythm guitarist Glick.
Soulful, fiery and self-confident, Brother Cane is proof positive that this up-and-coming quartet has succeeded in staying true to its roots. - BOOKLET WITH LYRICS & RARE PICTURES - NEW MASTERING - 2 RARE BONUS TRACKS. From the heart of the richly textured world of Alabama emerges Birmingham's own BROTHER CANE. The band's self-titled Virgin Records debut is a testament to the South, a stiff shot of oak barrel-aged rock and blues, with just the right touch of and country thrown in for good measure. "Hey we're from Alabama, not from Los Angeles or Seattle," laughs guitarist/vocalist Damon Johnson, who was raised on a farm outside the tiny town of Geraldine. "We just said let's be ourselves and the music will come out naturally.' That's what sets us apart and makes us different. Produced by Jim Mitchell (who co-engineered Guns N Roses Use Your Illusion I and II) and co-produced by Marti Frederiksen, Brother Cane bristles with energy born from the roaring twin guitars of Johnson and Roman Glick and built upon the solid foundations of bassist Glenn Maxey and drummer Scott Collier. From the gripping harmonica intro and the Zeppelin-esque blues fury of the first single "Got No Shame" to the slamming Southern vibe of "Hard Act to Follow" and on through the delicate texturing of "Woman" - - a tune that builds into an all-out amp blowing frenzy- - the album showcases BROTHER CANE's high intensity aggressiveness and muscle while also letting the listener in on the band's quieter, more introspective side. The distinctly Southern flavor of Brother Cane reflects the Alabama upbringing of the entire cast of musicians, including guest keyboardist Chuck Leavell (member of the Allman Brothers, and touring mate of the Rolling Stones and Eric Clapton). Using all local players was a small but important gesture for the band, and it contributed greatly to the album's rootsy, unpretentious feel. Brother Cane highlights the group's pure approach to their music - it reflects the emotional legacy of Southern living, of tightly knit families, rugged individualism, and unflinching honesty. Ego-tripping is given the boot - you'll find no phony rock star posturing here. "I want us to be known for our songs instead of for our attitudes, our appearances or the amount of controversy we cause" says rhythm guitarist Glick. Soulful, fiery and self-confident, Brother Cane is proof positive that this up-and-coming quartet has succeeded in staying true to it's roots."Sous licence Universal Music France"The self-titled CD "Brother Cane" by Brother Cane is a powerful slice of 1990s American rock that blends hook-laden melodies with gritty guitar work and a strong sense of songcraft. Across the album, the band delivers tight, radio-ready tracks that sit somewhere between hard rock and classic rock, with bluesy undertones and a clear focus on memorable choruses. The production emphasizes punchy riffs and dynamic vocals, creating a record that feels both energetic and accessible from the first to the last track. This CD edition offers fans and collectors an authentic way to experience the band's characteristic sound in its original era-typical format.
Brother Cane, the band, emerged in the early 1990s rock landscape with a style that combined muscular guitar tones, melodic songwriting, and a soulful vocal delivery. Known for their straightforward, guitar-driven sound and strong live presence, they quickly connected with listeners who favored honest, riff-centric rock with a modern edge. Over the years, Brother Cane gained recognition for their consistent songwriting quality and their ability to craft songs that worked equally well on rock radio and on stage, earning them a dedicated following among fans of classic-minded rock with contemporary power.
The album "Brother Cane" stands as a calling card for the band's musical identity, showcasing their knack for tight arrangements, strong hooks, and a balance between heavier moments and more melodic passages. The track sequence is designed to keep momentum high while still offering enough variety in tempo and mood to remain engaging throughout. Whether you are discovering Brother Cane for the first time or revisiting a favorite from the '90s rock era, this CD highlights why the band has maintained a reputation for solid, no-nonsense songwriting and robust musicianship.
The manufacturer Bad Reputation / Cargo is known in the rock and metal community for giving albums like this a dedicated platform, often focusing on carefully curated catalogue titles, reissues, and genre releases with a clear fanbase. Their work typically emphasizes solid sound quality, attention to packaging, and a respect for the original artistic vision. With "Brother Cane" on CD, Bad Reputation / Cargo once again underlines its commitment to making noteworthy rock titles accessible and collectible, appealing both to long-time fans and to new listeners who value physical editions of influential or cult-favorite records. | | | No. of tracks: |
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