Hutchison-Stricklin and Friends
Southern rock red dirt country acoustic writers and producers.
3
songs
95
plays
Tita and I (Greg) are first and foremost writers. I produced, engineered, wrote for and toured with Christy Clayton in 2006-2008. Tita helped in the production and actually wrote the violin part on "Aint Worth What It Used To Be" not to mention arranged, wrote and sang all backup harmonies on the record, "Devils Paradise."
Tita and I have been partners for some 8 years now and have accomplished much. We love to teach and help out whomever when we can. Tita and I have been asked to take part, in what we feel will be a special offering to musicians, writers, engineers etc. It will be a place with no fans. We think you will like what some very talented people are putting together.
Stay Tuned!
In the meantime we hope you enjoy what you hear on our page. At the moment we are contracted to write Alternative Country for some pretty cool Nashville Artist tired of the Same Ol' Same Ol.' We would love to hear what you think and if you like the direction.Band/artist history
Another time! Our past has been wonderful but it is time to concentrate on the now and the future.Have you performed in front of an audience?Yes! We love to play live and have toured extensively across this planet of ours, and hope to continue to do so.
Your musical influences
Lynyrd Skynyrd to Black Sabbath...Nirvana-Toby Keith...Kurupt to David Cook. We like it all!What equipment do you use?
Favorite Guitars
Acoustic=1990 Hand Made Gibson Dove (Pictured)
Electric=1972 Gibson Les Paul and 1977 Fender Strat
All my Ampilifiers were made or Modded by Lee Jackson
1. Favorite=Metaltronix
2. Favorite= 1967 100w Marshall Mod
Over the years we have put together a pretty cool recording environment with a ton of equipment.Anything else?
We are all about the BUSINESS OF MAKING MUSIC! Any help or advice we can give please ask. You may find us asking you.
Carlsbad, CA
USA
ID
920186
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