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This Alternative-Rock Pop-Rock quintet from Gainesville, Florida USA, was formed in 1993 by lead singer + acoustic guitarist Ken Block, lead guitarist Ryan Newell, acoustic guitarist Andrew Copeland, bassist Jeff Beres and drummer Mark Trojanowski. The guys released their self-titled debut album in 1994 on the independent
label Soul Trax receiving a lot of attention around the college circuit;
the record was essentially a collection of demo-songs that the group used
to get gigs and eventually, they started selling at gigs as well. Three years later Sister Hazel resurfaced with its third LP, "Fortress", which debuted at #63 on the U.S. Top 200 Albums chart highlighted by the single "Change Your Mind", it stormed the Billboard's adult alternative charts and hit the #59 position on The Billboard Hot 100. Their fourth album, "Chasing Daylight", their first effort
since the band split with their label Universal, was issued by Sixthman
Records in February 2003 reaching the #6 spot on the U.S. Top Independent
Albums chart; it barely made a ripple on The Billboard 200 list generating
the Adult Top 40 hit "Your Mistake". Over the next two years, the band recorded over 70 demos, then went into
the studio with three producers to record the thirteen tracks that would
become "Absolutely", their sixth album included the single "Mandolin
Moon". While remaining a member of the group, one and a half years later, Ken Block released his solo debut album, "Drift". With over 2 million albums sold, a devoted fan base and strong touring, Sister Hazel returns in August 2009 with a new album entitled "Release" which features 12 brand new songs including the Triple-A radio single "Take A Bow".
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Sister Hazel(1994) |
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Somewhere More Familiar(1997) |
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Fortress(2000) |
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Chasing Daylight(2003) |
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Lift(2004) |
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Absolutely(2006) |
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Bam! Volume 1(2007) |
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Release(2009) |
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