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Crazy Heart
Crazy Heart formed in Nashville in 2003, led by singer-songwriter Ethan Buck. Their debut album, also called 'The Weary Kind,' came out that same year. The...
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Crazy Heart formed in Nashville in 2003, led by singer-songwriter Ethan Buck. Their debut album, also called 'The Weary Kind,' came out that same year. The song 'The Weary Kind' became their most recognizable track, a slow, weary ballad that gave the band its name.
The band's lineup included Ethan Buck on vocals and guitar, Anya Hayes on bass and backing vocals, Jake Stone on lead guitar, and Billy James on drums. Other songs in their catalog include 'My Baby's Gone' and 'Fallin' & Flying.'
They released two more albums, 'The Broken Road' in 2014 and 'Shadows and Light' in 2018. Their music stayed within a particular lane of Americana, built around Buck's songwriting and the band's straightforward, guitar-based arrangements.
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