Blackhawk

Artist:   Blackhawk
Origin:  Nashville, Tennessee, USA
Genre:  Country, Contemporary Country, Country-Pop, Country Rock, Southern Rock

Original line-up:

Henry Paul:  Lead Vocals, Mandolin, Acoustic Guitar
Van Stephenson:  Background Vocals, Electric Guitar
Dave Robbins:  Background Vocals, Keyboards

Blackhawk is an American Country Music Group founded in 1992 by Henry Paul (Lead Vocals, Guitar Ex Outlaws, Henry Paul Band), Van Stephenson (Background Vocals, Electric Guitar) and Dave Robbins (Background Vocals, Keyboards), with several backing musicians also performed with The Trio.  In 1993, Blackhawk debut single "Goodbye Says It All", was released that year, peaking at No. 11 on the Billboards Hot Country Single & Tracks (Now Hot Country Songs) Charts and their first album Blackhawk in 1994  was certified 2 Multi-Platinum by the RIAA.

Title:  Brothers Of The Southland (2014)

Genre:  Country, Contemporary Country, Country-Pop, Country Rock, Southern Rock

Label:  Loud & Proud Records

Rating:   *****

Format:  CD

Tracks:

 1.  Brighter (3:57)

 2.  That's What I'm Talkin' About (2:51)

 3.  Heart With A View (3:18)

 4.  Brothers Of The Southland (5:39)

 5.  Champagne High (4:33)

 6.  Baby, The Rain Must Fall (4:07)

 7.  Wichita (3:41)

 8.  Voices (4:08)

 9.  Wide Open Spaces (3:14)

10. Bluebird (5:10)

11. Down From The Mountain (4:56)

Personnel:

Henry Paul:  Lead Vocals, Mandolin, Acoustic Guitar
Dave Robbins:  Background Vocals, Keyboards

Additional Musicians:

Monte Yoho:n Drums, Percussion

Chris Anderson:  Guitar

Ed King:  Guitar

Paul Riddle:  Drums

Randy Threet:  Bass, Backing Vocals

Brothers Of The Southland is the seventh studio album by Blackhawk, was released on July 8, 2014 by Loud & Proud Records, featuring Monte Yoho and Chris Anderson (from The Outlaws), Paul Riddle (from Marshall Trucker Band), and Ed King (from Lynyrd Skynyrd).