After splitting with the from his band, song writer Will Phalen decided it was time to return to his folk rock roots and strike out on his own. He began writing and recording new songs, blending new sounds with the familiar forms of music — a sort of Cosmic American Music, a label coined by country-rock pioneer, Gram Parsons. These early trials laid the ground work for what would become the Visions and Revisions.

Pleased with what Will had done in producing the album, many of the guests artists showed interest in pursuing a full member position with the touring band and further record op... (+) expand

After splitting with the from his band, song writer Will Phalen decided it was time to return to his folk rock roots and strike out on his own. He began writing and recording new songs, blending new sounds with the familiar forms of music — a sort of Cosmic American Music, a label coined by country-rock pioneer, Gram Parsons. These early trials laid the ground work for what would become the Visions and Revisions.

Pleased with what Will had done in producing the album, many of the guests artists showed interest in pursuing a full member position with the touring band and further record opportunities with the band. Andy Gulotta a major component to the sound of the V&R; joined as Lead guitar. Musicians who would later join the band; Joseph Ledger on bass, Fritz Washabaugh on drums, and Doc Holiday who sat in on the original recordings now a member playing banjo, lap-steel, and mandolin. After touring for year on the first album, we are now in the studio recording our next album. The new album promises similar direction as the first but with a refined sound and band dynamic. We are looking forward to giving sixtyone the first listen. Stay tuned. (-) collapse