The album Brian Walton & the Toad House Band Live! compiles the most popular and diverse recordings from their summer 2010 tour, during which they shared the stage with legendary artists including the Black Crowes, Robert Randolf, B.B. King, and Robert Cray. The album showcases the distinctive Toad House Band sound, meticulously crafted by Marty Wallace and highlighted by Brian Walton’s impressive vocal versatility and impeccable lead guitar work. If you love Classic Rock, Blues Rock, or R&B, this album is for you!
The album Brian Walton & the Toad House Band Live! compiles the most popular and diverse recordings from their summer 2010 tour, during which they shared the stage with legendary artists including the Black Crowes, Robert Randolf, B.B. King, and Robert Cray. The album showcases the distinctive Toad House Band
Originally created for the documentary “Boobs: An American Obsession,” the song “What the Hell!” was released as a single shortly after its debut in the film. This marked Brian’s first venture into the blues-rock genre. The catchy tune quickly became popular and received critical acclaim, winning several awards for its
Sneak Peek: This is the original pre-production version of the song as presented to Netflix. While we are sworn to secrecy about the project itself, we can talk about how the Zombie Love project came about. When Brian was approached by Netflix to produce the theme song for one of
The idea for “Cowgirl Thang” came from Brian’s wife, Inge, as they returned home after a day of branding cattle at a local friend’s ranch. Brian was especially impressed by one cowgirl who roped calves as good as the best of them, at times surpassing the most seasoned cowboy. As
Fly Higher is a heartwarming coming-of-age story told from the father’s perspective, following a daughter as she goes on her first date, gets married, and has a daughter of her own. This touching song by Brian Walton has won multiple SGA American Standards Awards, has been featured in many Disney
Black Widow is Brian Walton’s second award-winning gold single, earning multiple songwriting awards, including the Grawemeyer Award for Best Composition. Written in 2005, it has since been featured more than 700 times, by everyone from Adidas to Warner Bros, to electrify audiences and energize action scenes. Black Widow began in