Eddie's Attic
515 B North Mcdonough Street, Decatur, GA
Randall Bramblett Band in this great room in downtown Decatur. Early 7pm show. Special guest in his band, Davis Causey! Rare Atlanta appearance.
“See this guy? He’s only one of the most original and profoundly satisfying artists around today.”
— Mike Greenblatt, Goldmine Magazine
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Three songs from 'Pine Needle Fire' debut in American Songwriter, Relix Magazine and The Bluegrass Situation
Released Nov. 13 from New West Records
American Songwriter premiered the album track “I’ve Got Faith In You" in Oct. The song comes complete with something of a musical bonus: a slide-guitar melody performed on Duane Allman’s famous 1961/1962 Gibson SG. It’s the same one heard on the Allman Brothers’ legendary At Fillmore East and particularly famous for being the instrument played on the live recording of “Statesboro Blues.” Speaking to American Songwriter, Bramblett said, “Pine Needle Fire is filled with people on their different journeys through life…experiencing loss, getting up before dawn to go to work, knowing time is running out, remembering lost love, hearing the wolf at the door and feeling lucky to be alive. Jason Slatton and I wrote ‘I’ve Got Faith in You’ several years ago. I thought it fit in nicely on the record as a voice of encouragement and support. We were able to borrow Duane Allman’s original Gibson SG for that session and my old friend, Tommy Talton, used it to play a beautiful slide guitar solo. Since Tommy knew Duane when they were both living in Macon, GA, using that guitar created a circle of sound and memory for us all. It helped capture the feeling of longing and hope that we needed to complete the record.” Hear “I’ve Got Faith In You” HERE. This was followed by the single "Rocket To Nowhere" premiering in Relix Magazine. The 3rd single "Never Be Another Day" was premiered Oct. 26 by The Bluegrass Situation. That can be heard here. All reviews describe an album that is a creative peak for Bramblett and his band, filled with his signature funk/blues groove he effectively borrows from NOLA and Muscle Shoals.
Spinning Jenny
Greer, SC
RBB, National Blues Concert Series. Roots and Dore, special guests
Fiddle and Bow presents at the Carolina Theater
310 S. Greene St., Greensboro, NC
Randall with Nick Johnson at The Crown Room of the Carolina Theater. Presented by the Fiddle and Bow.
Rock the Ark Benefit Concert at Marigold Auditorium
Winterville, GA
Join the Randall Bramblett Band in celebrating The Ark and help support their mission to prevent evictions and utility disconnections for Athens area residents! 7pm doors.
Randall Bramblett - Pine Needle Fire
In addition to his solo work over the course of his illustrious 40-plus-year career, Jesup, Georgia born Randall Bramblett has recorded, performed and composed alongside rock luminaries like The Allman Brothers, Bonnie Raitt, Steve Winwood, Marc Cohn, The Band’s Levon Helm, Widespread Panic, and more. Deep into his self-described second act of his solo career, and living in Athens, Georgia, Bramblett’s talents are repeatedly praised by musicians, critics and fans. He adds to his storied body of work with continual reinvention and true conviction on his 12th album, Pine Needle Fire. Bramblett says it is “about time passing, or at least grappling with the realization that you don’t have an infinite amount of time left like you think you do when you’re young."
Bramblett’s built up an impressive and diverse solo catalog over the course of his life in music. Which, he says, is the most rewarding thing of all. “Doing those classic, huge, great songs with other artists is always a thrill and an honor, but they’re not my songs,” he says. “It’s much more satisfying for me to write something in my voice that means something to me personally, and then hear it come together musically with people I love and have it develop into a beautiful thing.”
That latest “beautiful thing” is Pine Needle Fire, on which Bramblett continues to channel his singular voice and unique storytelling approach and experiences into something insightful, tuneful and incredibly soulful.
“I do feel like I'm in the middle of a really good creative moment,” Bramblett says, then laughs. “You know, I'm definitely not sliding backwards into some kind of nostalgia thing or whatever.”
Check out the incredible musicians he has played and recorded with here!