This is the debut album for the Felice Brothers; Simone, Ian and James who are the three eldest boys from a family of seven, born carpenter's sons in the wilds of New York's Catskill Mountains. They started out singing for the family's Sunday BBQ sing-alongs to busking and impromptu subway performances to fill their bellies. Their recordings and live performances brings the backwoods to the cities and concert halls of America and Europe. Their distinct brand of songwriting and the lawless sound they've forged has earned them comparisons to Woodie Guthrie, a young Springsteen, and the Scorcese film, Gangs Of New York. In these tales of murder, pathos, lust, and love, you'll find an honest new brand of American storytelling and song. 15 tracks.