Back when Bested, the lone album by Big Back Forty, was released, the band got out on the road for shows. One stop included a bar by Iowa State in 1997, where the band got a right up in the Iowa State Daily paper. Here's a snippet of that:
Big Back Forty has been described as blending the elements of rock, pop and country into one unified sound — a characteristic that can be both positive and negative.
The Columbus, Ohio, foursome is not limited to certain clubs or radio stations and can draw listeners from a wide array of ages and personalities.
"It's only a problem when we are trying to decide which cover to learn next," lead singer Sean Beal said from his Lincoln, Neb., hotel room.
The band, which "usually plays one cover a night," has been known to do anything from Waylon Jennings to Beastie Boys.
"We have been throwing around the possibility of doing a Prince cover, but I just don't think it's going to work with this band," Beal said.
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