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Adams Hotel Road by Frog Holler
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fave it Country Rock | Americana
14 tracks | 57 minutes
Released Jan 2004
on Record Cellar
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'No Depression' style Alt-Country Band with great songs and nods to Wilco and Whiskeytown.
Editorial review
Philadelphia labels have never been known for putting out a surplus of country. Over the years, a lot of jazz, R&B, rock, hip-hop, and dance music has been recorded by Philly labels. But as a rule, Philadelphia's A&R people tended to assume that they should leave country to the folks in Nashville. One exception came in 1999, when Record Cellar (a small indie based in Philly suburb of Bala Cynwyd) signed the Berks Country, PA, outfit Frog Holler. Adams Hotel Road, the band's first album for Record Cellar and second album overall, isn't pure or traditional country -- some of it is alternative country-rock/No Depression, some of it is Americana. But in terms of lyrical content, the CD is <I>very</I> country. It's been said that if hip-hop is, as Chuck D put it, "The CNN of the streets," country is the CNN of suburbia and small-town America -- and Frog Holler can tell you a lot about that environment. Adams Hotel Road paints a bittersweet picture of life in the small towns of Pennsylvania. Many of the songs are melancholy, and lead vocalist Darren Schlappich (who handles most of the writing) doesn't hesitate to tell you about dead-end jobs and dead-end relationships. Nonetheless, Frog Holler's affection for Berks County comes through -- when all is said and done, the country-rockers sound like they take pride in their small-town roots. Adams Hotel Road isn't quite as strong as Frog Holler's third album, Idiots, but it's still an enjoyable, fresh-sounding ode to Middle America. ~ Alex Henderson, All Music Guide
Bio / Background
FROG HOLLER
Darren Schlappich-Vocals,Acoustic Guitar
John Kilgore-Electric and Acoustic Guitars,Vocals
Josh Sceurman-Bass
Toby Martin-Drums
Ted Fenstermacher-Fiddle,Harmony Singing
Mike Lavdanski-Banjo,Lap-Steel,Harmony Singing
"Adams Hotel Road" is the second cd of Alt-Country music from Berks County,Pennsylvania's Frog Holler.
"He sketches vivid pictures of the beauty and ugliness of rural life,..."
Meredith Ochs
No Depression
"There's a little bit of every kind of Americana at work here,some of it pure-bred,some cross-pollinated;all of it plays out pretty darn convincingly.
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