"Don't give up on me tonight," a hopeful voice implores,
"We've come this far we've made good time."
This simple but expressive sentiment comes from "Don't Give
Up On Me," the first single and opening track on "Drive,"
Graham Colton Band's debut on Universal Records. Due in
stores May 25, the album takes only seconds to show that
the ride - both the band's and the listener's - has just
begun. The album's eleven tracks demonstrate this band's
classic approach to music with undeniable rock and roll
appeal.
But to call Graham Colton Band mere pop would be to dismiss
the below-the surface savvy and layers of talent this young
Dallas quintet possesses. To label them rock would mean
neglecting the memorable melodies and earnest lyrics.
And so we have come to an More...
"We've come this far we've made good time."
This simple but expressive sentiment comes from "Don't Give
Up On Me," the first single and opening track on "Drive,"
Graham Colton Band's debut on Universal Records. Due in
stores May 25, the album takes only seconds to show that
the ride - both the band's and the listener's - has just
begun. The album's eleven tracks demonstrate this band's
classic approach to music with undeniable rock and roll
appeal.
But to call Graham Colton Band mere pop would be to dismiss
the below-the surface savvy and layers of talent this young
Dallas quintet possesses. To label them rock would mean
neglecting the memorable melodies and earnest lyrics.
And so we have come to an More...