Some more history on Josh Kennedy’s solo album. Kennedy had made a name for himself as one of the guitarists and songwriters for the Indiana band Philpot, a group with a sound as big as a 747 taking off from O’Hare Airport. Big sound not withstanding, the group had sprouted from a flower shop in the town of Dugger, Indiana (pop. 755.), and caught national attention while performing a show in New York City for Macaulay (Home Alone) Culkin’s birthday party. Kennedy made three albums with the group, (the last for Universal), and when it came time to release his solo work, he insisted it be issued on white vinyl. For press, radio and touring contact Charlotte Yerry at The William Burroughs Agency wburroughs80@gmail.com Josh is currently finishing a new Single and B side.
I always loved this song by Josh Kennedy
http://joshkennedy.bandcamp.com/track/try
“From the age of eight years old I started playing guitar.” Kennedy says. “From there I formed my first band at the age of ten with my best friend Caleb Smith. Although it was a cover band it was some of the best memories I have playing music. In August 2000 me a group of friends attended an OASIS show at the Murat Theatre in Indianapolis Indiana. That night on the way home Me and Kentz Ward decided to start a band and wrote our first two songs that night. My time in this band spread from 2000 till 2010 but while in the band I spent a lot of time writing and buying recording gear. It was around 2004 when I finally had all the tools I needed to record an album. I had a very busy lifestyle at the…
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