Already Gone

The official music video for Already Gone’s latest single, "I Still Believe In America”, released October 14th. A percussion-driven classic rocker, staccato hand claps punctuate chunky guitars, whiskey & cigarette lead vocals, big keyboard flourishes, and a syncopated bass line. Taken together, they create the perfect backdrop for the truly outstanding feature of this song -the strong and clear harmonies - to really shine. Given the subject matter, it’s not surprising that the song feels courageous; the reflective lyrics are cautiously optimistic and the overall feel of the song is upbeat. ___________________ Changing The Tone By Changing The Tune Historically, songwriters have been been an important part of the national conversation, using their worldwide stage to focus the collective gaze on important social and political issues. Musicians of the 60s and 70s powered entire movements that questioned the policies of our nation's leaders, and made us stronger for it. Unfortunately for the country, the thrill of celebrity proved far stronger than artistic integrity, and a large part of today's prominent musical acts are nothing more than talking (or singing) heads, keeping the nation's eyes focused on the act instead of what’s happening all around them. Already Gone is not a political band; they are happily independent, beholden to no one save their own artistic vision and social conscience. Like most musicians, they write about what they know and have experienced, and until the last few years, that's been the usual things you might imagine: relationships, aging, mental health, etc. The arrival of cancel culture brought an entirely new set of experiences that the band has watched with dismay as voices of reason have been steadily silenced and replaced by fear of speaking out. I Still Believe In America was born in this silence. The song is the lone voice in the wilderness, focusing on what's still good, and what could be good again. More importantly, it recognizes the millions of people that are tired of the vitriol, tired of focusing on differences, tired of seeing this country torn apart, and gives them permission to join in saying that they, too, still believe in America. We hope you will give it a listen, and if you find the song helpful, that you will share it with others who still want to believe. _________ Thanks to: Gavin Bateman from Texas Live Sound for sound engineering & mixing Danielle Bourgeois: video editing, closed captioning & sound effects Brian Baker and Sound Arts Studios Cold Creek Productions

"I Still Believe in America" is a call to remember all of the things that make America - and Americans - great. It’s a lyrical tough love reminder that forward progress isn’t always smooth, but that our country’s founding principles still have value for all of us. #Upbeat #Retro #Positive #Playful #Happy #Fun #Energetic #Driving #Cool #Confident #Catchy #Bright #Anthemic #Unity #Togetherness #America #American #Patriotic #Hope #Freedom #LIberty #ClassicRock #Rocknroll #Rockmusic #Rock #BluesRock #NewClassicRock #TomPetty #BonJovi #BobSeger #JohnCougarMellencamp

Another sold out show at Bernhardt Winery - approx. a thousand Eagles and Already Gone fans turned up for an incredible show under the Texas stars.

Already Gone, a country-rock band from Houston, Texas, pays tribute to the Eagles with an atmospheric cover of the classic hit, Witchy Woman. Written by Don Henley and Bernie Leadon, and released as the second single of their 1972 debut album Eagles, Already Gone resurrects Witchy Woman 46 years later with some strong magic. Although true to the original, the addition of subtle musical nuances give Already Gone's version a spooky edge. Driven by a slightly menacing bass, the haunting tinkle of chimes and funereal organ strains combine with evocative vocals and eerie talk box effects to produce a song that haunts you long after the last notes fade away. **SPOILER ALERT** The accompanying video, produced by Cold Creek Films, is a visually arresting cinematic treatment of a storyline loosely inspired by hit television series Stranger Things. Smoke, shadows, and flickering candles set the scene for a beautiful witch, portrayed by newcomer Jen X, as she obsesses over a singer from another time and place. Throughout the video, her power grows stronger, as evidenced by the increasing signal interference as she works her magic in the abandoned practice room of that long-ago band. The band, meanwhile, plays on blissfully unaware that they'll be auditioning new lead singers soon. In the closing scenes, the witch has conjured her lover to her dimension and bound him to her - or has she? There are subtle clues that suggest that she is now in his realm and the band in hers. Regardless, the witch is satisfied, and we fade to black. **************************** Production Company: Cold Creek Films Director: Albert Gonzalez Witchy Woman: Jen X Director of Photography: Michael Rodgers Assistant Camera Operator: Esteban Valencia Audio Engineer: Gavin Bateman Makeup Artist: Lauren Baldwin Set Designer: Diane Lee Visual Effects: Danielle Bourgeois atmospheric, spooky, menacing, haunting, funereal, evocative, eerie, Visual hooks, visual style, flickering lights (Christmas lights replaced by candles), dead light, cinematic Tim Ives (Collective Soul, Super Drag, Luscious Jackson, The Wallflowers, Jackson Browne, Jars of Clay

Already Gone, a rock band from Houston, Texas, pays tribute to the Eagles with an atmospheric cover of the classic hit, Witchy Woman. Written by Don Henley and Bernie Leadon, and released as the second single of their 1972 debut album Eagles, Already Gone resurrects Witchy Woman 46 years later with some strong magic. Although true to the original, the addition of subtle musical nuances give Already Gone's version a spooky edge. Driven by a slightly menacing bass, the haunting tinkle of chimes and funereal organ strains combine with evocative vocals and eerie talk box effects to produce a song that haunts you long after the last notes fade away. **SPOILER ALERT** The accompanying video, produced by Cold Creek Films, is a visually arresting cinematic treatment of a storyline loosely inspired by hit television series Stranger Things. Smoke, shadows, and flickering candles set the scene for a beautiful witch, portrayed by newcomer Jen X, as she obsesses over a singer from another time and place. Throughout the video, her power grows stronger, as evidenced by the increasing signal interference as she works her magic in the abandoned practice room of that long-ago band. The band, meanwhile, plays on blissfully unaware that they'll be auditioning new lead singers soon. In the closing scenes, the witch has conjured her lover to her dimension and bound him to her - or has she? There are subtle clues that suggest that she is now in his realm and the band in hers. Regardless, the witch is satisfied, and we fade to black. For more about Already Gone visit: https://www.alreadygone.net, or visit us on Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/alreadygoneband. We're on Instagram & Twitter too - https://www.instagram.com/alreadygone.... & https://www.twittter.com/alreadygoneband You can listen to our debut CD The Open Road, along with our rendition of The Eagles Witchy Woman, and our soon-to-be released CD 8-Tracks on these fine streaming providers: Already Gone on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6ukSB... Already Gone on Pandora https://www.pandora.com/artist/alread... Already Gone on Deezer https://www.deezer.com/us/artist/4959... Already Gone on CD Baby https://store.cdbaby.com/Artist/Alrea... Already Gone on Apple Music https://music.apple.com/us/artist/alr... Already Gone on Amazon Music https://music.amazon.com/artists/B06X... **************************** Production Company: Cold Creek Films http://bit.ly/ytColdCreek Director: Albert Gonzalez http://bit.ly/ytAlbert Witchy Woman: Jen X Director of Photography: Michael Rodgers Assistant Camera Operator: Esteban Valencia Audio Engineer: Gavin Bateman Makeup Artist: Lauren Baldwin Set Designer: Diane Lee Visual Effects: Danielle Bourgeois

SUBSCRIBE, AND LIKE US ON FACEBOOK! https://hive.am/agfbo We invited the AG Fan Family to film Midnight Run to Llano at the House of Blues show in Houston, TX. This is the result. Thank you to everyone that took part. You can get our debut EP, The Open Road, which includes Midnight Run to Llano, at any of the below fine virtual establishments, or come to a show and get it in person:https://hive.am/agbit https://hive.am/CDBaby - The Open Road on CD Baby https://hive.am/toritunes - The Open Road on iTunes https://hive.am/toramazon - The Open Road on Amazon MP3 https://hive.am/torgp - The Open Road on Google Play If you'd like to know more about our own little slice of heaven here in Texas, visit the Llano Chamber of Commerce site at https://hive.am/lcoc.

Official music video for the single "The Open Road" from the CD of the same name, by Already Gone, from Houston, Texas. Words & music by Jay Bourgeois, Copyright 2016. Video by Albert Gonzalez at AGfilms. Released August 10, 2017. Be sure to LIKE our video & subscribe to our YouTube channel! ^^ Our debut CD is hitting soon! SUBSCRIBE, AND LIKE US ON FACEBOOK! https://hive.am/agfbo You can get our debut EP, The Open Road, which includes the title track The Open Road,, at any of the below fine virtual establishments, or come to a show and get it in person:https://hive.am/agbit https://hive.am/CDBaby - The Open Road on CD Baby https://hive.am/toritunes - The Open Road on iTunes https://hive.am/toramazon - The Open Road on Amazon MP3 https://hive.am/torgp - The Open Road on Google Play

Official video for “Still in Love with You” by Already Gone from the new album “8-Tracks” Release Date: January 27, 2021 “8-Tracks” is available now at www.alreadygone.net/store and, for a limited time, exclusively for Gab users, you can preview the entire album here: https://s.disco.ac/ypfgfenluwhe (exclusively for MeWe members!) Video filmed by Cold Creek Productions in Houston, TX 2020 Video includes instrumental version of “Intro - The Music Starts to Play” Compositions written by: Jay Bourgeois Already Gone is: Clint Springer Harry Ochsenbein Johnny Ono Jay Bourgeois Danny Lee

Our friend Kevin Thompson surprised us with this fabulous animated video for the song “Heartache”, from our debut CD “The Open Road”. The first time we saw it, we nearly fell off our chairs laughing. The video is full of inside jokes, cameo appearances by friends and family, as well as just plain fun. He spent many hours animating this video – we hope you enjoy it – thanks, Kevin! Great job! For more about “Heartache” visit: https://www.alreadygone.net/heartache... For more about Already Gone visit: https://www.alreadygone.net, or visit us on Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/alreadygoneband. We're on Instagram & Twitter too - https://www.instagram.com/alreadygone... & https://www.twittter.com/alreadygoneband You can listen to Heartache from our debut CD The Open Road, along with our rendition of The Eagles Witchy Woman on these fine streaming providers: Already Gone on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6ukSB... Already Gone on Pandora https://www.pandora.com/artist/alread... Already Gone on Deezer https://www.deezer.com/us/artist/4959... Already Gone on CD Baby https://store.cdbaby.com/Artist/Alrea... Already Gone on Apple Music https://music.apple.com/us/artist/alr... Already Gone on Amazon Music https://music.amazon.com/artists/B06X... “Heartache” Official Music Video by Houston-based band Already Gone, from their debut CD “The Open Road” (2017). “Heartache” is ©2017 Clint Springer. The “Heartache” video is by Kevin Thompson. All Rights Reserved.

Our drummer was in the hospital with flu and pneumonia (this was way before Covid) so we surprised him with a get-well dedication of Please Come Home for Christmas, Carpool Karaoke style. Of course, being Already Gone, we had to ham it up a bit.

Already Gone got their start as an Eagles tribute band in Houston, TX. All five members are not only accomplished musicians, but men of deep faith. Call My Name, their first single from their new album, 8-Tracks, reflects that faith and delivers a message that's sorely needed today. This video has both good music and good news, both of which are in short supply, so share and make someone else happy too! For more about Already Gone visit: https://www.alreadygone.net, or visit us on Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/alreadygoneband. We're on Instagram & Twitter too - https://www.instagram.com/alreadygone.... & https://www.twittter.com/alreadygoneband You can listen to our debut CD The Open Road, along with our rendition of The Eagles Witchy Woman, and our soon-to-be released CD 8-Tracks on these fine streaming providers: Already Gone on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6ukSB... Already Gone on Pandora https://www.pandora.com/artist/alread... Already Gone on Deezer https://www.deezer.com/us/artist/4959... Already Gone on CD Baby https://store.cdbaby.com/Artist/Alrea... Already Gone on Apple Music https://music.apple.com/us/artist/alr... Already Gone on Amazon Music https://music.amazon.com/artists/B06X... “Call My Name” Official Music Video by Houston-based band Already Gone, from their CD “8-Tracks” (2020). “Call My Nme” is ©2018 Clint Springer. Director: Charlie G Concept: Jay Bourgeois Director of Photography: Charlie G Editor: Charlie G Assistant Camera Operator: Savon Highsmith Drone Operator: Savon Highsmith Production Manager: Danielle Bourgeois Production Assistant: April Harrell Set Designer: Diane Lee Makeup Artist: Yasenia Vasquez Shot at Blisswood Bed and Breakfast Ranch Thanks to Tommy Thompson Radio Collectibles and Performing Arts Supply Company Extra special thanks to Smokey Culver, "Jitterbug", and our fans and friends that contributed props and accessories. Already Gone is: Clint Springer Danny Lee Harry Ochsenbein Jay Bourgeois Johnny Ono