The Broken Family Band

[Shawna]

Steve Adams very well may be the lyrical genius he tells me they say he is.

The BFB's videos reflect the band's animation and enthusiasm when it comes to their music. There's really nothing I can say by way of introduction to this one - just read it... it'll make your day.

The BFB Songfacts Interview

[blind-fitter]

Shawna: you did a fantastic job there.

Thanks!

[Shawna]

thanks

sorry I couldn't get all your questions answered... as you can see, you hit a nerve with one of them!

[Farin]

SF: What did you mean by “I’m like a kid, and you’re like a woman.â€

Steve: When you’re on like a first date, and somebody’s better at choosing the wine. (laughing) Oh, I know, there is an interesting thing about that. It’s “You’re like a woman,†God, I always forget this. Originally it was supposed to be funny because I was getting sick of writing songs in my head in an American accent, knowing that I was gonna sing songs in an American accent, and I thought it would be something an American would say; an English person would say, “You’re a woman,†and an American would say, “You’re, like, a woman.†No one ever picks up on the fact that it was supposed to be, “You’re, like, a woman,†as opposed to “You resemble a woman.â€

[Lucky]

Shawna, great interview! I read it the other night, but was too sleepy to make an intelligent comment. I'm going to listen to the songs I have on CD again after reading this.

I was interested that they actually did intend the country sound at first, it wasn't just a gimmick on certain songs. That sound is what drew me to these guys at first, but I find I enjoy all the various directions they veer into now.

Good job kiddo!!