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Great harmonies from country duo
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This review first appeared in the November 13, 1992 issue of the North County Blade-Citizen (now North County Times).
Calling their music "New Hillbilly," the Tennessee duo of The Brother Boys plays a likeable hybrid of country and bluegrass with a touch of pop sensibility.
Eugene Wolf and Eddie Lynn Snodderly create some amazingly tight harmonies; they are backed only by Snodderly's guitar and a standup bass and drums – a bare-bones accompaniment that gives their music a certain stark beauty, a feeling of a corn field in late November. Their stories of love and betrayal tell us nothing new; our pleasure comes from hearing them told so very well and to such beautiful music.