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The band that brought you such hits as "Two Dozen Roses," "Church On Cumberland Road" and "Next To You, Next To Me"....Shenandoah has had 13 #1 records, 3 gold albums, won numerous CMA and ACM awards plus a coveted Grammy. Shenandoah is available to perform their long string of hits at your next corporate event! Contact us today to get started. "It’s the music that really matters to us, and it’s always been the music that’s made the difference," says Shenandoah drummer and co-founder Mike McGuire. When McGuire and guitarist Jim Seales started a band in Muscle Shoals, Alabama in 1984, they never dreamed their dedication to great music would lead them down such a long and illustrious road. |
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Utilizing their success as studio musicians and songwriters, Seales and McGuire teamed up with world famous producer Rick Hall and writer/producer Robert Byrne to record seven songs with the band hoping to get a record deal in Nashville. It didn’t take long; Columbia was the first label to hear the innovative music and signed the band on the spot, sending them back to the studio to finish their first album. The rest, as they say, is history.
The band scored five number one records including
- Two Dozen Roses
- Next To You, Next To Me
- Church On Cumberland Road
- Moon Over Georgia
- Mama Knows
- I Want To Be Loved Like That
- Ghost In This House
- If Bubba Can Dance (I Can Too)
- Sunday In The South
- Rock My Baby
- Vicinity Of The Heart
- Janie Baker's Love Slave
- I Got You
There were some band member changes along the way but the core members were never afraid of change and always embraced a challenge. Signing with Capitol records in the mid ‘90s Shenandoah’s new personnel kicked their live shows into an exciting new dimension and the band produced more chart toppers like ?Janie Baker’s Love Slave?, and the Grammy winner ?Somewhere In the Vicinity of the Heart?.
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"Even with an 'A' List new country artist on the bill there is nothing that will replace the experience of a seasoned band. Shenandoah hit the stage with a command not seen for any of the previous 7 days of the festival and held the audience in the palm of their hand. It was a pleasure to work with a band that asked if their was any way they could help us instead of demanding one thing after another!"
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“I wish everything in life could be as easy as it is to work with Shenandoah!! These guys went out of their way to help the Hannibal Jaycees pull off another very successful National Tom Sawyer Days. But the MUSIC is what had everyone clapping their hands and singing along to their favorite hits from Shenandoah. Awesome harmonies and jaw dropping guitar solos!! What more could you ask for from one of country music's all time greatest bands!"
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“Shenandoah put on one of the most entertaining shows we have ever seen. The crowd loved them and what a great group of guys to work with. We have had so many request to have them back and we will have them back!!!"
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“There are not enough words to say how great it was to work with such an amazing group as “Shenandoah”. They are all so wonderful to work with. As for their performance…. I can say in just a few words “GREAT SHOW FILLED WITH LOTS OF HITS"
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“We really enjoyed having Shenandoah at our annual Food Lion Speed Street festivival in 2005. Our event annually draws 450,000 people to the streets of downtown Charlotte during the two weeks of NASCAR races. Shenandoah played a major role in the success of our event. Mike and the guys in the band could not have been any more pleasant and easy to work with. The band helped draw a very large crowd and sounded as great as ever. It was our pleasure to have them as a part of our festival and hope to be lucky enough to have them back again."
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In early 1999, McGuire and co-writer Curtis Wright got together in the studio to write some new songs. As if governed by a larger hand, these “demo” sessions began to take the shape of an album of music, the kind of music that sounded like Shenandoah. Long time Shenandoah keyboardist Stan Munsey recalls, “I knew when the tracks were going down that we had something great; I really felt that this was the kind of album Shenandoah had been wanting to make for years.” 
Some acts would have played it safe after establishing themselves as a successful country “supergroup”, winning a CMA award, TNN and ACM group of the year accolades, and the much coveted GRAMMY, but not these guys. With 13 number one songs, countless chart hits, gold albums, and a reputation as one of the hardest working touring acts in the business, this group is still evolving, taking chances, and striving for the musical perfection and performance that have made them radio and concert favorites around the world
Contact us today to get started on booking Shenandoah for your next corporate event.