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| The Gibsons official release of their highly anticipated, electronic press kit. This promo video features four of The Gibsons All-Original Southern Rock Gospel anthems from their new album, Southern Rock Revival! |
| The Gibsons are God's All-Original Southern Rock-n-Roll band from Tennessee with the BEST southern rock sound since the '80s! It is their mission to Shine THE Light, Jesus Christ into the darkness while bringing back American pride and thought provoking music. It is serious Southern Rock at its finest that incorporates a wide variety of soul stirring lyrics and music with an awesome intricate sound created through the prevailing Word of God. This unique rock experience is a blast from the past and they are sure to captivate any audience! They are sure to get the audience fired up! The lyrics are all truth, none of them fabricated to create a song. The Gibsons boldly go where most Christians fear to tread. The Gibson’s Band is one of the best Southern Rock Gospel bands I have ever heard. Not only are they all top studio musicians, but are dedicated to the Gospel of Jesus Christ. When you take the best in the natural and combine it with the Spiritual, you get the “Supernatural,” and that is what you get with the Gibson’s Band! -Pastor Ron Baptiste of The Covenant Confirmers Ministry |
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| Contact The Gibsons E-mail: The Gibsons: gibzone@comcast.net USPS: Gibzone Studio, 952 Weeping Willow Road Hendersonville, Tennessee 37075 Booking/Public Relations: Heather Gibson Phone: Booking - 615.945.4199 - Studio - 615.264.1783 The Gibsons Websites The Gibsons Website: www.gibzone.net MySpace: www.myspace.com/gibzone Facebook: www.facebook.com/thegibsonsband CD Baby: www.cdbaby.com/Artist/TheGibsons YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/TheGibzone Twitter: http://twitter.com/gibzone Reverbnation: www.reverbnation.com/thegibsons |
| THE GIBSONS - CIRCUIT RIDER The Gibsons have released their rocking new music video "Circuit Rider," produced by MD Pro Video. This inspirational music video portrays the circuit riding preachers of the 1800s, and how that persona has transformed into the motorcycle ministries of today. "Circuit Rider" is a powerful southern rock anthem that comes to life in this professional production! The Gibsons are on a mission to revive southern rock n' roll through their God given talents. Look for their third album, "Southern Rock Revival" |
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The Gibsons began with Jerry Martin Gibson, born in a small town nestled in the
mountains of North Georgia. Jerry grew up listening to bands like Eric Clapton,
The Who, Jimi Hendrix, and Duane Allman. As Lynyrd Skynyrd hit the Southern
Rock scene, he was impressed by Ronnie VanZant’s vocal and writing ability and
the way Rossington, Collins, and King could make their guitars talk. After playing
in several copy bands, Jerry put together an all original, heavy southern rock
band, Diamondbak.
The original Diamondbak included Jerry on vocals, Bob Burns on drums (Skynyrd’
s first drummer), Harry O’Brien on bass, Joel Huggins on guitar, and Max Hood
on guitar. The band wrote and recorded several songs at Jerry’s Beavertoons
Studio in the Atlanta area. Some of the friends that recorded and rehearsed at
Beavertoons are Brent Daniel (Shebang); Peter Stroud (Shebang and now
playing with Sheryl Crowe); T. Lavitz (Dixie Dregs); Jerry Riggs (Riggs); Jeremy
Graf (Riggs); and Rick Richards (The Hell Hounds now Georgia Satellites). Just
after getting an invitation to meet with Jimmy Johnson in Muscle Schoals,
Alabama, Harry suffered a debilitating accident and the band dispersed.
Jerry left the music scene for several years until after his son Shane Paul was
born. Jerry began writing again, but this time for the Lord. He wrote and
recorded “The Path,” with Nashville area studio musicians. Jerry saw that Shane
had an interest in music and he began taking guitar lessons at age 9 from Al
Ward. At the age of 15, Shane is still bending strings and writing alongside his
Dad. Together, they wrote, recorded and produced their first Southern Rock
Christian album entitled “Sing For The Lord,” at Gibzone Studio, established by
Jerry and Shane in 2006. Shane worked alongside Bo Hinson of The Hinsons in
the studio learning to engineer, mix, and master.
mountains of North Georgia. Jerry grew up listening to bands like Eric Clapton,
The Who, Jimi Hendrix, and Duane Allman. As Lynyrd Skynyrd hit the Southern
Rock scene, he was impressed by Ronnie VanZant’s vocal and writing ability and
the way Rossington, Collins, and King could make their guitars talk. After playing
in several copy bands, Jerry put together an all original, heavy southern rock
band, Diamondbak.
The original Diamondbak included Jerry on vocals, Bob Burns on drums (Skynyrd’
s first drummer), Harry O’Brien on bass, Joel Huggins on guitar, and Max Hood
on guitar. The band wrote and recorded several songs at Jerry’s Beavertoons
Studio in the Atlanta area. Some of the friends that recorded and rehearsed at
Beavertoons are Brent Daniel (Shebang); Peter Stroud (Shebang and now
playing with Sheryl Crowe); T. Lavitz (Dixie Dregs); Jerry Riggs (Riggs); Jeremy
Graf (Riggs); and Rick Richards (The Hell Hounds now Georgia Satellites). Just
after getting an invitation to meet with Jimmy Johnson in Muscle Schoals,
Alabama, Harry suffered a debilitating accident and the band dispersed.
Jerry left the music scene for several years until after his son Shane Paul was
born. Jerry began writing again, but this time for the Lord. He wrote and
recorded “The Path,” with Nashville area studio musicians. Jerry saw that Shane
had an interest in music and he began taking guitar lessons at age 9 from Al
Ward. At the age of 15, Shane is still bending strings and writing alongside his
Dad. Together, they wrote, recorded and produced their first Southern Rock
Christian album entitled “Sing For The Lord,” at Gibzone Studio, established by
Jerry and Shane in 2006. Shane worked alongside Bo Hinson of The Hinsons in
the studio learning to engineer, mix, and master.
Two years after opening the studio two albums have been produced, the latest entitled “Shine The Light.” Not only did Shane engineer, mix, and master
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