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Stone Horses
Stone Horses formed in Nashville with Craig Engstrom on vocals and guitar, Neil Thornton on bass, Andy Patalan on drums, and Dave Hartsell on lead guitar....
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Stone Horses formed in Nashville with Craig Engstrom on vocals and guitar, Neil Thornton on bass, Andy Patalan on drums, and Dave Hartsell on lead guitar. Their song 'Good Ol' Days' came out in 2004 and connected with listeners who recognized its straightforward take on looking back.
Neil Thornton left the band in 2006, and Dale Oliver joined to play bass. They put out albums like 'Born to Ride' in 2006 and 'Country Boy' in 2008, though that latter record drew some criticism at the time. Other songs like 'Reckless Ways' and 'When I Get Paid' round out what they're known for.
They recorded a live album at the Ryman Auditorium in 2010 and released 'Time Flies' in 2016. The group's lineup stayed fairly steady after Oliver came aboard, with Engstrom, Patalan, and Hartsell remaining through those years.
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