“High like a Georgia pine, Harlan Pepper is a burgeoning rock and roots quartet whose aspirations are surpassed only by their talent for piecing together catchy, era-melding melodies. Rickenbackering the bejesus out of Hamilton since 2008, the four fresh-faced lads behind Harlan Pepper have earned a reputation for funnelling a hardcore rock and roll upbringing through a Grand Ole Opry filter.”
“… (We) have been fans of the band since we first heard them last year opening for… Lee Harvey Osmond at the Dakota Tavern. We’ve attended every show we can get to since then… They tore it up at the ElMo the night we saw them, and it occurred to me that by the time these guys can legally drink and drive on the 400 series of highways, they will have already put in their 10,000 hours… If at all possible, try and see them. This group has all the makings of a career not unlike The Band’s.Bob Segarini - FYI Music News
Take a look and listen here to the CD Release Party at This Ain’t Hollywood—sold out, with lines around the block. This show won the HMA’s award for Musical Event of the Year by People’s Choice.
Harlan Pepper has just released their new CD, Young and Old. It’s available at shows, online at Maple Music, and in Hamilton at Dakota Mae, 1050 King St. W. in Westdale Village. Have a listen.
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Video by Mitch Fillion of SouthernSouls.
Harlan Pepper Goes Camping
Left Out
The guys recorded the video and audio on Fathers Days with the lads from the Youth Music Movement.
July 20, 2012
Christine Leonard | BeatRoute Magazine
“High like a Georgia pine, Harlan Pepper is a burgeoning rock and roots quartet whose aspirations are surpassed only by their talent for piecing together catchy, era-melding melodies. Rickenbackering the bejesus out of Hamilton since 2008, the four fresh-faced lads behind Harlan Pepper have earned a reputation for funnelling a hardcore rock and roll upbringing through a Grand Ole Opry filter.”
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See the story behind the Left Out video
Follow the guys from the Youth Music Movement on their road trip across Canada.
What do the critics say?
“… (We) have been fans of the band since we first heard them last year opening for… Lee Harvey Osmond at the Dakota Tavern. We’ve attended every show we can get to since then… They tore it up at the ElMo the night we saw them, and it occurred to me that by the time these guys can legally drink and drive on the 400 series of highways, they will have already put in their 10,000 hours… If at all possible, try and see them. This group has all the makings of a career not unlike The Band’s. Bob Segarini - FYI Music News
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Take a look and listen here to the CD Release Party at This Ain’t Hollywood—sold out, with lines around the block. This show won the HMA’s award for Musical Event of the Year by People’s Choice.
Thanks to Mitch Filion for the videos.
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