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Take Two (Vinyl)
GENERATION RADIO return with "Take Two", the eagerly awaited follow-up to their acclaimed debut, delivering another masterclass in AOR/West Coast rock infused with just the right touch of the Nashville sound.
Produced by founding members Jay DeMarcus (Rascal Flatts) and Jason Scheff (former Chicago), the band features an all-star lineup: Steve Ferrone (Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, Average White Band) joins on drums, replacing the formidable Deen Castronovo (who returned to Journey as full-time member), while Tom Yankton (guitar, vocals) and Chris Rodriguez (guitar, vocals) round up the powerhouse ensemble.
âTake Twoâ is rich with pristine harmonies, unforgettable hooks, and timeless songwritingâ hallmarks of the genre delivered with class and authenticity. Tracks like the widescreen, harmony-laden âMontana Sky,â the hook-filled âThe Melody,â and the emotionally charged ballad âHate This Heartâ showcase the bandâs signature blend of melodic precision and heartfelt performance. Adding depth to the albumâs appeal, Generation Radio also offers reimagined versions of timeless classics that shine in their live sets: Whitesnakeâs âHere I Go Again,â Chicagoâs âYouâre the Inspiration,â Kenny Logginsâ âIâm Alright,â and a rock version of Rascal Flattsâ classic âThese Days.â
With "Take Two," Generation Radio not only honors the legacy of AOR and West Coast rock âthey elevate it, combining elite musicianship and genre-crossing influences into a record thatâs as fresh as it is nostalgic.
Produced by founding members Jay DeMarcus (Rascal Flatts) and Jason Scheff (former Chicago), the band features an all-star lineup: Steve Ferrone (Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, Average White Band) joins on drums, replacing the formidable Deen Castronovo (who returned to Journey as full-time member), while Tom Yankton (guitar, vocals) and Chris Rodriguez (guitar, vocals) round up the powerhouse ensemble.
âTake Twoâ is rich with pristine harmonies, unforgettable hooks, and timeless songwritingâ hallmarks of the genre delivered with class and authenticity. Tracks like the widescreen, harmony-laden âMontana Sky,â the hook-filled âThe Melody,â and the emotionally charged ballad âHate This Heartâ showcase the bandâs signature blend of melodic precision and heartfelt performance. Adding depth to the albumâs appeal, Generation Radio also offers reimagined versions of timeless classics that shine in their live sets: Whitesnakeâs âHere I Go Again,â Chicagoâs âYouâre the Inspiration,â Kenny Logginsâ âIâm Alright,â and a rock version of Rascal Flattsâ classic âThese Days.â
With "Take Two," Generation Radio not only honors the legacy of AOR and West Coast rock âthey elevate it, combining elite musicianship and genre-crossing influences into a record thatâs as fresh as it is nostalgic.
GENERATION RADIO return with "Take Two", the eagerly awaited follow-up to their acclaimed debut, delivering another masterclass in AOR/West Coast rock infused with just the right touch of the Nashville sound.
Produced by founding members Jay DeMarcus (Rascal Flatts) and Jason Scheff (former Chicago), the band features an all-star lineup: Steve Ferrone (Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, Average White Band) joins on drums, replacing the formidable Deen Castronovo (who returned to Journey as full-time member), while Tom Yankton (guitar, vocals) and Chris Rodriguez (guitar, vocals) round up the powerhouse ensemble.
âTake Twoâ is rich with pristine harmonies, unforgettable hooks, and timeless songwritingâ hallmarks of the genre delivered with class and authenticity. Tracks like the widescreen, harmony-laden âMontana Sky,â the hook-filled âThe Melody,â and the emotionally charged ballad âHate This Heartâ showcase the bandâs signature blend of melodic precision and heartfelt performance. Adding depth to the albumâs appeal, Generation Radio also offers reimagined versions of timeless classics that shine in their live sets: Whitesnakeâs âHere I Go Again,â Chicagoâs âYouâre the Inspiration,â Kenny Logginsâ âIâm Alright,â and a rock version of Rascal Flattsâ classic âThese Days.â
With "Take Two," Generation Radio not only honors the legacy of AOR and West Coast rock âthey elevate it, combining elite musicianship and genre-crossing influences into a record thatâs as fresh as it is nostalgic.
Produced by founding members Jay DeMarcus (Rascal Flatts) and Jason Scheff (former Chicago), the band features an all-star lineup: Steve Ferrone (Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, Average White Band) joins on drums, replacing the formidable Deen Castronovo (who returned to Journey as full-time member), while Tom Yankton (guitar, vocals) and Chris Rodriguez (guitar, vocals) round up the powerhouse ensemble.
âTake Twoâ is rich with pristine harmonies, unforgettable hooks, and timeless songwritingâ hallmarks of the genre delivered with class and authenticity. Tracks like the widescreen, harmony-laden âMontana Sky,â the hook-filled âThe Melody,â and the emotionally charged ballad âHate This Heartâ showcase the bandâs signature blend of melodic precision and heartfelt performance. Adding depth to the albumâs appeal, Generation Radio also offers reimagined versions of timeless classics that shine in their live sets: Whitesnakeâs âHere I Go Again,â Chicagoâs âYouâre the Inspiration,â Kenny Logginsâ âIâm Alright,â and a rock version of Rascal Flattsâ classic âThese Days.â
With "Take Two," Generation Radio not only honors the legacy of AOR and West Coast rock âthey elevate it, combining elite musicianship and genre-crossing influences into a record thatâs as fresh as it is nostalgic.
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GENERATION RADIO return with "Take Two", the eagerly awaited follow-up to their acclaimed debut, delivering another masterclass in AOR/West Coast rock infused with just the right touch of the Nashville sound.
Produced by founding members Jay DeMarcus (Rascal Flatts) and Jason Scheff (former Chicago), the band features an all-star lineup: Steve Ferrone (Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, Average White Band) joins on drums, replacing the formidable Deen Castronovo (who returned to Journey as full-time member), while Tom Yankton (guitar, vocals) and Chris Rodriguez (guitar, vocals) round up the powerhouse ensemble.
âTake Twoâ is rich with pristine harmonies, unforgettable hooks, and timeless songwritingâ hallmarks of the genre delivered with class and authenticity. Tracks like the widescreen, harmony-laden âMontana Sky,â the hook-filled âThe Melody,â and the emotionally charged ballad âHate This Heartâ showcase the bandâs signature blend of melodic precision and heartfelt performance. Adding depth to the albumâs appeal, Generation Radio also offers reimagined versions of timeless classics that shine in their live sets: Whitesnakeâs âHere I Go Again,â Chicagoâs âYouâre the Inspiration,â Kenny Logginsâ âIâm Alright,â and a rock version of Rascal Flattsâ classic âThese Days.â
With "Take Two," Generation Radio not only honors the legacy of AOR and West Coast rock âthey elevate it, combining elite musicianship and genre-crossing influences into a record thatâs as fresh as it is nostalgic.
Produced by founding members Jay DeMarcus (Rascal Flatts) and Jason Scheff (former Chicago), the band features an all-star lineup: Steve Ferrone (Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, Average White Band) joins on drums, replacing the formidable Deen Castronovo (who returned to Journey as full-time member), while Tom Yankton (guitar, vocals) and Chris Rodriguez (guitar, vocals) round up the powerhouse ensemble.
âTake Twoâ is rich with pristine harmonies, unforgettable hooks, and timeless songwritingâ hallmarks of the genre delivered with class and authenticity. Tracks like the widescreen, harmony-laden âMontana Sky,â the hook-filled âThe Melody,â and the emotionally charged ballad âHate This Heartâ showcase the bandâs signature blend of melodic precision and heartfelt performance. Adding depth to the albumâs appeal, Generation Radio also offers reimagined versions of timeless classics that shine in their live sets: Whitesnakeâs âHere I Go Again,â Chicagoâs âYouâre the Inspiration,â Kenny Logginsâ âIâm Alright,â and a rock version of Rascal Flattsâ classic âThese Days.â
With "Take Two," Generation Radio not only honors the legacy of AOR and West Coast rock âthey elevate it, combining elite musicianship and genre-crossing influences into a record thatâs as fresh as it is nostalgic.
















