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Faithful Kate’s core is comprised of Lee Brinn (Vocals, Guitars), John Houlihan (Bass), and Ron Thornburg (Drums). Liz Terrell and Casey Copeland add vocal harmony accenting the band’s Retro Rock pulse. Hammond B3 organ and pianos are shared by Kasey Square and Jamie Lewis and the ever present slide guitar, compliments of Larry Berwald. Their 1st single, “Sippin Glass”, was featured on US 106.1 Real Country ~ Six String Saturday. ‘CLASSIC’ received honorable mention for BEST ROCK ALBUM and was nominated for

ALBUM OF THE YEAR by VEER MAGAZINE.

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VEER MAGAZINE

You maybe do a double take when “Faithful Kate”, the first track on the band of the same name’s debut album, kicks into an instant early 1970’s vibe. Lead singer Lee Brinn’s voice bears an uncanny resemblance to Face’s era Rod Stewart, Ian Lloyd of Stories (“Brother Louis”) and Black Crowes’ Chris Robinson. “Classic” is an exceptionally well-craft rock album with a few country rock traits. Just when you thought they don’t make music like that anymore, Faithful Kate delivers a classic rock gem. Add guest lead guitarist Larry Berwald’s sizzlin’ guitar work, lots of Hammond B3 organ, and the all important high-end backing vocals and you’ve got a refreshing formula.

Highlights include the slow, soulful “Play Me Home,” “Sippin’ Glass,” the Southern boogie of the rockin’ “Baby Says,” and the very Black Crowes esque, melodically pleasing “August Train.” Rock on. -Jeff Maisey  Go to original review

PRISM REVIEWS

“Lee Brinn, the lead vocalist and guitarist for the band, has a voice that raises the hairs on the back of your neck, while your neck is head banging, of course. The opening track is a saucy number about “Faithful Kate.” “If this is our beginning God only knows where it ends,” Brinn sings in well-earned partner worship. They named their band after her, after all. It’s hard to find gentlemen who rock this hard…” Go to original review