December 11, 2011 | JP’s Music Blog The McCauliffe Brothers Band, from North Carolina, released their debut album entitled “It’s Likely” this past summer. The band does a great job combining their laid-back, jam-band sound with the mellow vocals of guitarist Chris McCauliffe. The rest of the trio is made up of Chris’ brother Mike on bass and Lehman Best on drums. While you hear the potential this band has in the opener “Easier,” they don’t find their [...]
Reviewed by Greg Petty in Boom! Magazine The Triangle has always had a vibrant music scene and we are fortunate to have many venues for the local talent to exhibit their skills. Chapel Hill and Carrboro residents are most likely well aware of one the area’s most talented bands – The McCauliffe Brothers Band. Music fans across North Carolina have heard their unique blend of rock, pop and groove music with Chris McCauliffe’s soaring guitar work and Mike [...]
The recording of the McCauliffe Brothers Band second album is underway. Right now we’re aiming for the full-length release to be sometime in late 2012. However, we’ll be featuring a number of songs on our website prior to the official release, with two coming out this winter. These should be available for download in early March, so please check back and download. At this time we have complete recorded band takes (drums, bass, rhythm and lead guitar) on [...]
Adam has designed a new WordPress theme & layout for the McCauliffe Brothers Band. The layout/theme is still under development, so minor changes might continue into late summer.
![McCauliffe Brothers Band - It's Likely [cd case and disc]](http://www.mcbrosmusic.com/wp/./../img/mbb-its-likely-night-sky-300x183.png "McCauliffe Brothers Band - It's Likely")
The album, named after one of the eight tracks on the CD, has an official release date of June 14th, 2011. The songs from It’s Likely were previously released online in late 2010, but now the album is available as a physical product for anyone nostalgic for that tactile CD feel in this modern electronic age. The album was recorded and mixed by Taylor Roberts at sub.Urban Studios in Raleigh, NC and the songs are currently available to listen to online.
