Flogging Molly Bass Player Walks Down A Different Road On Solo Album

Submitted by Eddie on Thu, 11/12/2009 - 11:12. Flogging Molly Bass Player Walks Down A Different Road On Solo Album

"There comes a time in his life when each and every man needs to express himself, and for Nathen Maxwell that time has come," is the opening line on the bio of Maxwell's new solo album. The Flogging Molly bass player has released his album White Rabbit, composed of songs that he's "been wanting to do for a decade—and now just seemed like the right time to do it." Nathen just released the video to Working For The Man. Check it out.

The other songs by Nathen Maxwell & The Original Bunny Gang on MySpace here.

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It's good to know that Nathan Maxwell has released his own album where he can express himself--totally. I mean this is every musicians/artists dream to released a solo album . White Rabbit is something to look forward to, I hope it will garner huge amount of success on it's release. Good Luck Nathan! bottled water distributors


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