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MP3 The McCain Brothers - The McCain Brothers
13 MP3 Songs in this album (37:19) !
Related styles: Country: Contemporary Country, Easy Listening: Adult contemporary, Mood: Upbeat
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The McCain Brothers music is country rock''n''roll. The boys from Bovina, Texas are singer-songwriters, actors, broadcasters and movie producers. Daily Variety describes the McCain Brothers as multi-hyphenated.
They''ve performed at county and state fairs opening for acts such as: Toby Keith, George Jones, The Bellamy Brothers, Glen Campbell, The Oak Ridge Boys, Don Williams, Ray Price and others.
They''ve recorded 4 albums on Rise and Shine Records. The single "If Love Was A Crime I Couldn''t Get Arrested" was a pick hit in Billboard Magazine and went to number 1 on KOMA in Oklahoma City in 1985. Ben and younger brother, Butch, hosted a TV show in Oklahoma City 12 years. They''ve performed their music and in skits on the syndicated TV show Hee Haw, The Tonight Show and Nashville Now. They’ve been seen on Good Morning America, the Today Show and even hosted their own syndicated TV program "The McCain Brothers Show". The McCain Brothers wrote and performed the theme song for the movie "My Name is Bruce" starring Bruce Campbell. The video of the McCain Brothers performing "The Legend of Gaun-Di" plays throughout the movie where Ben is the mayor and Butch has two roles that of the sheriff and a uni-browed farmer. Their music has been featured in other films including: Roger Corman''s remake of Humanoids from the Deep, Rubbernecking, Blood Deep and Killer Tumbleweeds.
OLD ENOUGH TO KNOW BETTER (young enough not to care)
Long time friend Billy Whitecotton and Butch used to say this line when they were in high school. Butch finally got around to writing a song about it in 1989. Featured in the Movie Rubbernecking where Butch plays a disc jockey and Ben plays a film critic.
FAITH, FAMILY AND FRIENDS
Written with our buddy former Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Turpen. Shot video of this song in Rome. We performed this song in Las Vegas in front of 16,000 at a Pre-Paid Legal convention. Featured in the movies Blood Deep, Rubbernecking and Killer Tumbleweeds.
TRUE LOVE DON’T COUNT THE NUMBERS
A song about how two people can fall love no matter the difference in age.
WALK AWAY
About one lover making the decision to break up, while the other is still very much in love.
CHANGES OF LOVE
The only thing that is permanent is change (except from a vending machine),
one lover curses the changes.
I’M TRYING TO ERASE YOU (from the video in my mind)
Gordon Ewing and Jack Johnson helped write this song about a guy who wants to erase all the memories of girl who mistreated him in so many ways. Featured in Roger Corman''s remake of Humanoids from the Deep. Ben and Butch played longshoremen in the film.
THE BIG PICTURE
About a relationship that has its problems, the passion has dwindled but when they look at the big picture it all comes into focus.
THE FEELING
Ben met a girl on a plane to Dallas. He had a feeling about her. They dated about 3 years then the feeling went away.
PUPPY AT YOUR DOOR
Co-dependency at its best. If you’ll just take me back again, I’ll be like a puppy at your door (but I may need house breaking AGAIN).
WHAT’S YOUR NAME
Guy meets a beautiful woman. He knows he''s going to dream about her so he asks her name so he''ll know what to call her in the dream. Written with our producers John Gleason and Mark Landrith
HOLD ON
A friend who wants to be more than a friend, encourages a jilted lover to hold on to him and this too will pass. Featured in Roger Corman’s remake of Humanoids from the Deep.
I BET WE COULD FALL IN LOVE
Guy tells the woman he loves he knows he isn''t a hunk but he has other qualities and if she believes that love is blind they could fall in love.
RED SPORTS CAR
Growing up in a small town, driving pick up trucks you noticed when someone has a sports car. The guy trades in his old truck and gets a sports car. He is ready to roll.
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