The Bacon Brothers earned considerable attention long before they ever
released an album; singer/guitarist Kevin Bacon already enjoyed a successful
career as one of the most prolific screen actors of his generation, with
starring performances in films including Diner, Footloose, JFK, The River Wild
and Apollo 13. He originally formed the Bacon Brothers with his
singer/guitarist brother Michael in 1994 to perform at a charity event in their
hometown of Philadelphia, although the two siblings' collaborative musical
history in fact dated back to their childhood; while Kevin later explored
acting, Michael forged his own musical career fronting the 1970s folk-rock band
Good News, subsequently recording a pair of solo albums. He then moved into
composing for film and television, earning an Emmy Award for his score for the
documentary The Kennedys. Following their 1994 formation, the Bacon Brothers
(rounded out by bassist Paul Guzzone and drummer Marshal Rosenberg) took their
country-folk sound on the road, garnering much media notice on the strength of
the siblings' pre-existing notoriety; they issued their debut LP, Forosoco, in
late 1997. Getting There followed two years later; Can't Complain appeared in
summer 2001.The brothers released Live: The No Food Jokes Tour in 2003, a
two-disc set that featured nineteen performances, as well as an in-depth
interview with Michael and Kevin. White Nuckles arrived in 2005 on the SpinArt
label.
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