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Royal Southern Brotherhood Extension Of Neville Brothers Band

05/25/2015
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(Classic Rock) Cyril Neville says blues supergroup Royal Southern Brotherhood bears close comparison to the Neville Brothers band. RSB are about to release their fourth album Don't Look Back: The Muscle Shoals Sessions recorded at Muscle Shoals studios, featuring new members Tyrone Vaughan and Bart Walker on guitars, who have replaced replace Devon Allman and Mike Zito respectively. They join founders Cyril, drummer Yonrico Scott and bassist Charlie Wooton.

Neville tells the Laughlin Entertainer: "Actually, it's not much different because the Neville Brothers made a whole lot of different styles of music in one show.

"It's definitely an extension of the Neville Brothers but it's also an extension of what Charlie, Yonrico, Bart and Tyrone have been doing-and now that stuff is all boiling in the same musical pot." Read more here.

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