FortyTwenty
FortyTwenty | |
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| Origin | Lincoln, Nebraska, United States |
| Genres | Country, cowbilly, honky-tonk |
| Years active | 2002–present |
| Label | Slackjaw Records |
| Website | FortyTwenty.com |
FortyTwenty is a country rock band formed in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Current members
- Jon Bradley: guitar/vocals
- J.J. King: drums/vocals
- Lern Tilton: upright bass/vocals
- David Wilson: fiddle/acoustic guitar/vocals, who has now moved on to the Cowboy Dave Band
Albums
- Lowdown and Dirty (2003, Slackjaw Records)
- Sober and Stupid (2005, Slackjaw Records)
- The album received significant radio play in various markets, reaching the No. 5 spot on the Freeform American Roots Chart, the No. 8 spot on the Euro-Americana Chart, and the No. 12 spot on XM Satellite Radio's X-Country Chart. The group recorded its 13-song disc with producer A.J. Mogis at Presto Studios in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Country Music Television
In May 2004, FortyTwenty was invited to Nashville by Country Music Television to record four original acoustic songs for a segment called "New Voices, No Cover", which is now featured on FortyTwenty's CMT.com page.[1]