LILLY HIATT AND THE DROPPED PONIES
''LET DOWN''
OCTOBER 22 2012
35:06
1. Championship Fighter/3:21
2. Young Black Rose/3:53
3. People Don't Change/3:27
4. 3 Days/2:38
5. Oh Mister/3:12
6. Let Down/4:36
7. Angry Momma/4:08
8. Master/3:21
9. Knew You Were Coming/3:13
10. Big Bad Wolf/3:17
ABOUT
By Reverbnation
It took Lilly Hiatt quite sometime to come to terms with her Nashville status. After her initial flee, she came to embrace the fact that home truly is where the heart is, and eventually returned to Tennesssee. Hiatt enjoyed some successes as a solo artist, including a shared stage with Emmylous Harris and Jim Lauderdale, as well as a guest appearance on the Craig Ferguson show. Upon her introduction to North Carolina guitarist, Beth Finney, a new beast began to form. Hiatt's aching melodies combined with Finney's tender yet turbulent guitar licks yielded a sound that the two were unable to find prior: women shedding their childhood skin and coming into the unraveled and emotional world of adulthood. Soon after, the girls hooked up with drummer John Radford (Charles Walker and the Dynamites, Drew Holcombe Band) and bass player Jake Bradley (Over the Rhine). The Pony Stampede had began. Since then, The Dropped Ponies have graced the stage of the Ryman, opened for Lyle Lovett, and enjoyed success over seas. They currently reside in Nashville, TN and are working on their debut album, "Let Down".
''LET DOWN''
OCTOBER 22 2012
35:06
1. Championship Fighter/3:21
2. Young Black Rose/3:53
3. People Don't Change/3:27
4. 3 Days/2:38
5. Oh Mister/3:12
6. Let Down/4:36
7. Angry Momma/4:08
8. Master/3:21
9. Knew You Were Coming/3:13
10. Big Bad Wolf/3:17
ABOUT
By Reverbnation
It took Lilly Hiatt quite sometime to come to terms with her Nashville status. After her initial flee, she came to embrace the fact that home truly is where the heart is, and eventually returned to Tennesssee. Hiatt enjoyed some successes as a solo artist, including a shared stage with Emmylous Harris and Jim Lauderdale, as well as a guest appearance on the Craig Ferguson show. Upon her introduction to North Carolina guitarist, Beth Finney, a new beast began to form. Hiatt's aching melodies combined with Finney's tender yet turbulent guitar licks yielded a sound that the two were unable to find prior: women shedding their childhood skin and coming into the unraveled and emotional world of adulthood. Soon after, the girls hooked up with drummer John Radford (Charles Walker and the Dynamites, Drew Holcombe Band) and bass player Jake Bradley (Over the Rhine). The Pony Stampede had began. Since then, The Dropped Ponies have graced the stage of the Ryman, opened for Lyle Lovett, and enjoyed success over seas. They currently reside in Nashville, TN and are working on their debut album, "Let Down".