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Biography
Cross
Plains came together in September of 1995 with the intention of
just jammin' around in their practice room.
They brought
forth together, a unique sound born from the influences of
Southern, Classic & Today's Rock, expounded by the force of
Funk, Pop, "Rockin' Country" & the Blues.
Each member of the band, however, brought their own unique background
to the band that built upon the sound as a whole. With this
format in effect, the power-rocked individuals realized they had
embarked upon a sound that the whole world needed to hear.
Forged down the
avenue of creative differences, losing & gaining 2 or 3
members in the beginning, these well-tempered survivors are
living proof of "That which does not kill us, only makes us
stronger." Combined into a musical alloy stronger than its
previous elements, the band's style & influences have the
familiar ring of a classic sound that's truly built to last.
The Band's
line-up include 4 of the best musicians & one potent
vocalist. "It's important that we have a rhythm
section that locks it down; speaking, communicating &
playing off each other". Steve Ballew lays it down on
the drums while Skippy Davis adds the hard-edged bass
riffs to the flow of the music which makes up the undercurrent
for the band, while Alan Asbury keeps the guitar,
pumped up & rockin' and keyboardist Huel Thain adds a new
dimension to the overall sound of Cross Plains, like no one ever
has before. Woven between smooth harmony vocals comes the
Lead Vocalist, Alisa. Her vocals will take the show from
alternately SASSY, to BOLD & SHY all in the same evening.
The bands new
style & leadership of the North Georgia regional scene has
to have bands looking over their shoulders going, "Who
Got Next"? Cross Plains, that's who. If you are
looking for a band who will rock the house down, then CROSS
PLAINS fits the bill for you. Their musical flare and great
stage presence will leave you wanting more after attending one
of their shows. It will carry you over the top through a
musical journey that only CROSS PLAINS can take you to.
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