Nightflyer




Nightflyer is one bluegrass band you don't want to miss -- mostly contemporary with strong traditional bluegrass roots, a little gospel and just a touch of the blues thrown in, and nothing but fun to watch.

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videos, photos and music on this site, facebook and YouTube of this Southwest Ohio band. I could go on, but why don't you be the judge!

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Nightflyer News

"Power Position" on Radio Hits Compilation

Bluegrass Valley Entertainment & Records, a new branch of Nashville's Southern Gospel label, Mansion Entertainment, has included Nightflyer's "Power Position" in a compilation Radio Hits CD that is being distributed to radio programmers across the nation. Thanks go out to our good friend and songwriter Paula Breedlove for bringing the song to their attention -- and it wasn't even one she wrote!

Click here to read an article in Bluegrass Today about the venture.





#1 on the Ohio Roots Music Airplay Chart

Roots Music ReportWe are thrilled to start out the year in the NUMBER ONE spot on the Ohio Roots Radio Airplay Chart on Roots Music Report for all music genres, and #28 for the National Roots Music Report chart for bluegrass!

Any DJ that would like to download the album, it is available on Airplay Direct or use our contact form to request a copy.


Great Review from BU!

We're more than excited about the enthusiastic review from Bluegrass Unlimited that Nightflyer received on their debut album! You can follow this link to read it on their site (7th one down) or read it in its entirety below:


NIGHTFLYER
Kang Records (kr0309)

This is a very enjoyable production from this powerful southwestern Ohio quintet. Lead singer and guitarist Richard Propps shows off the considerable abilities he has gleaned from his time as a Southern gospel singer. Rick Hayes, who has acquired a Highlight Review in these Bluegrass Unlimited pages, is a tremendous bandmember on the mandolin and occasional lead vocals. Ronnie Stewart is a fine banjo player and tenor harmony singer. Tim Jackson’s reso-guitar picking and baritone vocals fill in just perfectly. Tony Kakaris provides the band’s bedrock on bass, baritone and occasional lead.

Nightflyer’s success owes much to a selection of excellent material. “99 Years (And One Dark Day)” will just give you chills. Similarly, “The Legend Of The Lost Confederate Gold” starts like an old cylinder record and from there it will doubtless draw you in. Singer/songwriter Paula Breedlove has contributed several songs here, and Nightflyer is a good showcase for her considerable writing talents.

The CD ends with an excellent, driving straight-on version of Townes Van Zandt’s classic “White Freight Liner Blues” on which the soaring vocals match the fiery instrumental work. Let’s hope that Nightflyer keeps flying on for many more albums to come. (www.nightflyerband.com.) RDS. © 2012 Bluegrass Unlimited.



Way to go guys and congrats on the nod to songwriter Paula Breedlove!

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  • Back to Cumberland Gap
  • Are You Lonesome Whippoorwill
  • Got a Lot of Leavin' Left To Do
  • Mama Like Mine
  • 99 Years (and One Dark Day)
  • The Legend of the Lost Confederate Gold
  • The Hangman's Daughter
  • Power Position
  • These Old Blues
  • The Sad Wind Sighs
  • Walkin' the Country
  • That Old Barn
  • White Freight Liner Blues
© 2013 Nightflyer