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Cornell Hurd Band
The Cornell Hurd Band formed in 2001 around frontman Cornell Hurd. They've released several albums over time, including their self-titled debut in 2005 and...
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The Cornell Hurd Band formed in 2001 around frontman Cornell Hurd. They've released several albums over time, including their self-titled debut in 2005 and later records like 'A Bad Year for Love' in 2010.
Their song 'A Bad Year for Love' became a notable track for the group.
The group includes Hurd on vocals and guitar, along with Chris Ward on guitar, Jason Davis on bass, Steve Dunn on drums, and Paul Wright on keyboards and backing vocals. They've continued putting out music through the 2010s with albums like 'The Way It Is' and 'Horizons.'
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