Neil Carswell

Neil Carswell was born and raised in Lake James, North Carolina, a mountain lake nestled in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains. He was blessed to love music, singing and writing songs, since he was a child. He was strongly influenced by the music of The Beatles, Jim Croce, Bob Segar, Eric Clapton, Ronnie Van Zant, Merle Haggard and Don Williams and loved the Memphis sound from Elvis to Al Green. Neil became a founding member of the band Copperhead while he was still attending high school, and toured with them, and their manager Dirk Peterson, for eight years. They performed with such great bands as The Kentucky Headhunters, 38 Special, Molly Hatchet and Brother Cane. Now in 2007, Neil Carswell calls Nashville his home and has moved into the new millennium with a new sound and a new solo release "Good Man's Journey." This new release features Neil with a host of great musicians like, Johnny Neel (Allman Brothers), Chris Anderson (Outlaws), Barry Goudreau (Boston) and Stu Kimball (currently part of Bob Dylan�s backing band). You can learn more about Neil by visiting his website, www.neilcarswell.com. Keep posted on the latest news by signing up for the newsletter.