RESTOCK. For nearly ten years, Rhett Miller was the charismatic frontman and main songwriter for acclaimed Dallas quartet Old 97's. Old 97's made their initial impact as one of the smartest, highest-energy, hardest rocking bands of the rock/country scene. Rhett Miller's solo debut is exactly what fans can expect: extremely well-written pop songs, heart-wrenchingly delivered, and brightly produced making for a fine all-around package.

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Todd Deatherage started blending his love of old school country, jazz, and indie-rock in his hometown of Dallas, TX. After years of compiling songs, he recorded this disc, Dream Upon a Fallen Star, which was released in 2001 on Texas-indie label, Summerbreak Records. Old 97s frontman, Rhett Miller, is featured on a track. Shortly after, he moved to Brooklyn and quickly garnered a strong local following in the New York area.

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