This 2000 album captures The Great Divide in a more intimate, stripped-down setting, recorded in the style of the legendary Will Rogers' radio broadcasts. It features a collection of well-chosen covers and originals that highlight the band's musicianship and storytelling.
- The album was recorded in a single day at the Eagles' Nest studio in Denver.
- It was released on the independent label Cowboys and Sailors.
- The album's title refers to Will Rogers' famous radio show, "The Gulf-Schaefer Theatre of the Air," which aired from 1929 to 1935.
The Great Divide is a band from Denver, Colorado, known for their blend of country rock and Americana music. "Afterglow: The Will Rogers Sessions" was released late in their career, after a period of significant lineup changes and a shifting musical landscape.
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