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'''Wild Sweet Orange''' (formerly '''Old American Dream''') | [[Image:Wild Sweet Orange.jpg|right|thumb|375px|Wild Sweet Orange]] | ||
'''Wild Sweet Orange''' (formerly '''Old American Dream''') was a rock band comprised of singer [[Preston Lovinggood]], bassist [[Garrett Kelly]], drummer [[Chip Kilpatrick]] and guitarist [[Taylor Shaw]]. Lovinggood and Kilpatrick met in [[Homewood]] and began playing together in [[2004]], adding Kelly to the line-up before he graduated high school. They toured that summer and then took a break before re-forming as Wild Sweet Orange with Shaw's guitar. | |||
The group recorded its first tracks in [[2005]] with engineer [[Lynn Bridges]]. "Sour Milk" earned a spot on [[Reg's Coffee House]] on [[WYSF-FM]]. The band then recorded more tracks in Decatur. "Ten Dead Dogs" got airplay on Seattle's KEXP-FM, leading to some national notice. The band signed up with Canvasback Music in [[2007]], but issued an EP, "The Whale EP" on their own in [[2007]] before heading back into the studio. | The group recorded its first tracks in [[2005]] with engineer [[Lynn Bridges]]. "Sour Milk" earned a spot on [[Reg's Coffee House]] on [[WYSF-FM]]. The band then recorded more tracks in Decatur. "Ten Dead Dogs" got airplay on Seattle's KEXP-FM, leading to some national notice. The band signed up with Canvasback Music in [[2007]], but issued an EP, "The Whale EP" on their own in [[2007]] before heading back into the studio. | ||
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Much of the band's [[2008]] debut full-length album was recorded in Austin, Texas at producer Mike McCarthy's studio in February. | Much of the band's [[2008]] debut full-length album was recorded in Austin, Texas at producer Mike McCarthy's studio in February. | ||
"Land of No Return" was used in a [[2007]] episode of ABC's "Grey's Anatomy". The band appeared on stage on CBS' "Late Show With David Letterman" on [[June 27]], [[2008]]. | "Land of No Return" was used in a [[2007]] episode of ABC's "Grey's Anatomy". The band appeared on stage on CBS' "Late Show With David Letterman" on [[June 27]], [[2008]]. The group announced its break-up on [[September 7]], [[2010]]. | ||
==Discography== | ==Discography== | ||
* Wild Sweet Orange (2007) '' | * Wild Sweet Orange (2007) ''House of Regret EP''. self-released | ||
* Wild Sweet Orange (2007) ''The Whale EP''. Nervous Blood/TAO | |||
* Wild Sweet Orange (July 29, 2008) ''We Have Cause to Be Uneasy''. Canvasback Music | * Wild Sweet Orange (July 29, 2008) ''We Have Cause to Be Uneasy''. Canvasback Music | ||
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[[Category:Rock bands]] | [[Category:Rock bands]] | ||
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[[Category:2010 disestablishments]] | |||
Revision as of 17:27, 19 November 2011
Wild Sweet Orange (formerly Old American Dream) was a rock band comprised of singer Preston Lovinggood, bassist Garrett Kelly, drummer Chip Kilpatrick and guitarist Taylor Shaw. Lovinggood and Kilpatrick met in Homewood and began playing together in 2004, adding Kelly to the line-up before he graduated high school. They toured that summer and then took a break before re-forming as Wild Sweet Orange with Shaw's guitar.
The group recorded its first tracks in 2005 with engineer Lynn Bridges. "Sour Milk" earned a spot on Reg's Coffee House on WYSF-FM. The band then recorded more tracks in Decatur. "Ten Dead Dogs" got airplay on Seattle's KEXP-FM, leading to some national notice. The band signed up with Canvasback Music in 2007, but issued an EP, "The Whale EP" on their own in 2007 before heading back into the studio.
Much of the band's 2008 debut full-length album was recorded in Austin, Texas at producer Mike McCarthy's studio in February.
"Land of No Return" was used in a 2007 episode of ABC's "Grey's Anatomy". The band appeared on stage on CBS' "Late Show With David Letterman" on June 27, 2008. The group announced its break-up on September 7, 2010.
Discography
- Wild Sweet Orange (2007) House of Regret EP. self-released
- Wild Sweet Orange (2007) The Whale EP. Nervous Blood/TAO
- Wild Sweet Orange (July 29, 2008) We Have Cause to Be Uneasy. Canvasback Music
References
- Colurso, Mary (July 4, 2008) "Birmingham band Wild Sweet Orange gets national attention." Birmingham News
External links
- Wild Sweet Orange website