David Kennedy
Historian & Donald J. McLachlan Professor of History Emeritus at Stanford University

The Cadillac Three, whose members include native Nashvillians Johnston and Jaren, Since they were little children, Neil Mason and Kelby Ray have been friends and musical co-backstabbers. They've overcome tremendous academic obstacles, significantademic successes, andandultuous high school years. Music Row Johnston co-wrote Keith Urban's No. 1 hit "You Gonna Fly," and they've smashed on strangers' beach chairs from a distance.
These young lads have experienced more good and bad moments than a tour guide for the Smoky Mountains. However, The Cadillac Three has emerged with a style that is uniquely its own, a sound that veers between radio-prepared country songs of praise, harsh and overpowering stone, and traditional Southern folk.
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