Great Divide - 'Great Divide' (2013) Full Album

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Track Listing:

1. Ain't No Roads - 0:01
2. Moorie - 04:28
3. Holiday - 07:59
4. Hold You In My Arms - 11:40
5. Shine - 15:19
6. Autumn Leaves - 19:08
7. Fast Train (feat. Theo Katzman) - 23:26
8. Tennessee - 27:17
9. It's Alright - 30:08
10. Step Back - 33:33
11. Easy Chair - 36:57

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The band's self titled LP was released in the spring of 2013. Recorded in 4 days at Third Ward Studios in Milwaukee, with subsequent sessions in Chicago and Rockford, IL, Great Divide is an ambitious affair, moving effortlessly from soul to pop to funk, all tied together by lead frontman Teddy Grossman's lyrical openness and his way with a hook. Performer Magazine declares: "Great Divide is certainly hitting their stride on their second release, delivering classic blues-rock with a healthy dose of soul."

The group expanded their sound, bringing in a bevy of talented musicians and friends behind the scenes: Helping out: Producers Dan McMahon and Darren Garvey, two multi-instrumentalists and recent collaborators with the likes of Cory Chiesel. Also lending a hand: James Auwarter (Kanye West, Lupe Fiasco, Rihanna, John Legend) who was brought in to engineer the record, as well as recruit some gospel singers singer's from Chicago's south side. Theo Katzman, a longtime friend from their days in Ann Arbor, lights up the 70′s Cali-Pop tune "Fast Train", while the final icing on the cake came from local brass duo, "HornBread" (Sam Trump and David Ben-Porat), part of an up and coming hip-hop/jazz/soul group, Sidewalk Chalk.

Great Divide:
Teddy Grossman - vocals, guitar
Jeff Leibovich - piano
Jeff Burke - lead guitar
Josh Kahle - bass
Josh Teitelbaum - drums

Featuring:
Vernard Burton, Zita Smith, Carya Holmes, & Martin Woods - Choir
Sam Trump - Trumpet
David Ben-Porat - Trombone
Darren Garvey - Percussion / production
Dan McMahon - Guitar / production