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Gregory Michael Sowders (born March 17, 1960) is an American drummer and music publisher. [1] [4] He is a founding member of alternative country and Paisley Underground band the Long Ryders , [3] and Senior Vice President and Head of A&R at Warner Chappell Music in the United States.
The Long Ryders in 2022. Photo by Ed Stasium. The band’s three founding members Sid Griffin, Stephen McCarthy and Greg Sowders continue to tour the world and and on March 10th, 2023 release the long awaited follow up to 2019’s acclaimed #1 UK Americana album, Psychedelic Country Soul. The new album is called September November and is ...
The band’s three founding members Sid Griffin, Stephen McCarthy and Greg Sowders continue to tour the world and and on March 10th, 2023 release the long awaited follow up to their widely acclaimed #1 UK Americana album, Psychedelic Country Soul.
The Long Ryders in 2023. L to R: Stephen McCarthy, touring bassist Murry Hammond, Sid Griffin, Greg Sowders. Recording sessions for the band's next studio album took place during summer 2022, followed by a six-date US tour in November. On these dates, the band was augmented by touring bassist Murry Hammond of Old 97's.
The band’s three founding members Sid Griffin, Stephen McCarthy and Greg Sowders continue to tour the world and and on March 10th, 2023 release the long awaited follow up to their widely acclaimed #1 UK Americana album, Psychedelic Country Soul.
The Long Ryders (Griffin, ex-Jayhawk Stephen McCarthy, song publisher Greg Sowders and NASA veteran Tom Stevens) are supplemented on the album by old friends The Bangles on harmony vocals and stellar sideman Dave Perlman (Everly Bros. Hoyt Axton) on pedal steel guitar. Yet, ultimately the album is The Long Ryders.
18. Sept. 2019 · GREG SOWDERS: He won an Academy Award for writing “The Weary Kind” for Crazy Heart with Jeff Bridges; he won many accolades, so it’s sort glib to say he’s unsung, but, again, I just think he’s one of the better songwriters we produced at the time.
