Artist     : Halfway To Hazard
Album      : Halfway To Hazard
Label      : Mercury Records
Genre      : Country
Bitrate    : 193 kbps avg
Source     : CD (LP)
Playtime   : 00:50:24  (72  MB)
Rls date   : 2007-08-04
Store date : 2007-08-14


[Track List]
1. Countrified                                     4:31
2. Taking Me On                                    4:21
3. Cold                                            4:35
4. Daisy                                           5:38
5. I'm Tired                                       5:06
6. Devil And The Cross                             4:17
7. Die By My Own Hand                              5:34
8. Country 'Til The Day I Die                      3:30
9. Got Back Up                                     4:34
10.Burn It Down                                    5:10
11.Welcome To Nashville                            3:08


Halfway To Hazard's self-titled debut will be in stores
August 14th.

Chad Warrix and David Tolliver were raised with about 50
miles and another county between them in the southeastern
end of Kentucky. Their parents are hard-working
blue-collar middle-class, they both have two older
sisters, they grew up in  small and smaller towns, did
well in school, played sports, went fishing, and  jumped
on dirt bikes and ATVăs every chance they got. When they
were old enough to drive a car, each crossed their county
line to get to Hazard, Queen City of the Mountains and,
says Tolliver, ¶the social hub for people who grew up
where we did.÷ Warrix concurs. ¶There wasnăt anything much
in Jackson where Iăm from, and even less in Hindman, where
Davidăs from. But Hazard had a movie theater and places to
eat.÷

Halfway to Hazard are the opening words of ¶Cold,÷ the
first song David Tolliver and Chad Warrix wrote together
several years after each had put Kentucky in their rear
view mirror and ended up in Music City. A pain-and-booze
soaked ache for love gone cold, the geographical reference
to the midway point from opposite directions to the Queen
City of the Mountains is one they both know well, a
literal and figurative mile marker on the paths both took
to become Halfway to Hazard