REVEREND PEYTON'S BIG DAMN BAND:  BROADCAST  12 / 10 / 2011
IN SEARCH OF A SONG originates in BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA and is sponsored by: THE BLUEBIRD NIGHTCLUB,  AIRTIME RECORDING STUDIO,  and VISIT BLOOMINGTON.COM
Executive Producer Rich Reardin interviews 'Reverend' Josh Peyton about his early influences in music, his songwriting, and struggle through hand surgery that almost stopped his guitar playing career. The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band is a three-piece American country blues band from Brown County, Indiana. Reverend Peyton (Josh) On stage he plays a rusty 1930 steel bodied National guitar, a 1934 wood bodied National Trojan Resonator guitar and a 1994 reproduction of a 1929 Gibson acoustic. He has recently added a 3 string cigar box guitar to his stage collection. Peyton uses no outboard gear other than a three input switch box between his guitars and the amplifier. He is a noted proponent of Fingerstyle guitar, playing the bass line of songs with his thumb while simultaneously playing the melody, the melody of a different song or a round.
Breezy Peyton - Washboard (using golf gloves with thimbles attached) , Vocals
Aaron "Cuz"  Persinger - He plays a small drum kit, augmented with a five gallon plastic bucket fitted with drum hardware. The band claims they are the only rock band with a 'bucket endorsement' deal.
They play more than 250 dates per year at venues ranging from bars to festivals. To date, they have released seven albums, the most recent is Peyton on Patton a tribute to blues pioneer Charlie Patton.

Musical selections include: Clap Your Hands, Born Bred Corn Fed, Everythings Raisin', Ft. Wayne Zoo , Miss Sarah, Elder Greene Blues, Jesus Is A Dying-Bed Maker, Shake It and Break It, Some Of These Days I'll Be Gone.

This program is "Evergreen" and not date specific.

For more information, visit In Search of a Song.com

REVEREND PEYTON'S BIG DAMN BAND:  BROADCAST  12 / 10 / 2011
IN SEARCH OF A SONG originates in BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA and is sponsored by: THE BLUEBIRD NIGHTCLUB,  AIRTIME RECORDING STUDIO,  and VISIT BLOOMINGTON.COM
Executive Producer Rich Reardin interviews 'Reverend' Josh Peyton about his early influences in music, his songwriting, and struggle through hand surgery that almost stopped his guitar playing career. The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band is a three-piece American country blues band from Brown County, Indiana. Reverend Peyton (Josh) On stage he plays a rusty 1930 steel bodied National guitar, a 1934 wood bodied National Trojan Resonator guitar and a 1994 reproduction of a 1929 Gibson acoustic. He has recently added a 3 string cigar box guitar to his stage collection. Peyton uses no outboard gear other than a three input switch box between his guitars and the amplifier. He is a noted proponent of Fingerstyle guitar, playing the bass line of songs with his thumb while simultaneously playing the melody, the melody of a different song or a round.
Breezy Peyton - Washboard (using golf gloves with thimbles attached) , Vocals
Aaron "Cuz"  Persinger - He plays a small drum kit, augmented with a five gallon plastic bucket fitted with drum hardware. The band claims they are the only rock band with a 'bucket endorsement' deal.
They play more than 250 dates per year at venues ranging from bars to festivals. To date, they have released seven albums, the most recent is Peyton on Patton a tribute to blues pioneer Charlie Patton.

Musical selections include: Clap Your Hands, Born Bred Corn Fed, Everythings Raisin', Ft. Wayne Zoo , Miss Sarah, Elder Greene Blues, Jesus Is A Dying-Bed Maker, Shake It and Break It, Some Of These Days I'll Be Gone.

This program is "Evergreen" and not date specific.

For more information, visit In Search of a Song.com