2008
by Brothers McMahon
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Summertime
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Last Bite From The Apple
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Summertime
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Hundreds Of Days
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Fading Away
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credits
released April 20, 2008
Recorded live at Rainbow Sounds, Bernadston, VT.
Engineered & mixed by Scott Sibley.
Sean McMahon: vocals, guitar
Griffin McMahon: vocals, keyboard
J Witbeck: bass guitar
Andy Chou: drums
Recorded live at Rainbow Sounds, Bernadston, VT.
Engineered & mixed by Scott Sibley.
Sean McMahon: vocals, guitar
Griffin McMahon: vocals, keyboard
J Witbeck: bass guitar
Andy Chou: drums
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Brothers McMahon Massachusetts
Known & beloved throughout the Northeast for their freewheeling marathon sets of classic rock, outlaw country, soul, and gospel music, the Brothers marry Irish spirit with pure Americana in an uplifting sonic revival of the soul of rock and roll.
discography
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Mar 2020 -
Jan 2020 -
Jul 2018 -
Apr 2008
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