DaShawn Hickman Presents Sacred Steel - Shout

DaShawn Hickman Presents Sacred Steel performs "Shout" at The Floyd Country Store on September 24, 2022.
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One of the foremost contemporary practitioners of Sacred Steel, a blues-gospel tradition dating back to the Pentecostal-Holiness churches of the 1930s, DaShawn Hickman grew up hearing the pedal steel in the tiny House of God church his family attended in Mt. Airy, North Carolina, and listening to his mother play lap steel in their home. Hickman picked up the instrument at the age of 5. In his teens, he formed a group with three of his cousins that found fame as The Allen Boys, North Carolina’s only touring Sacred Steel band.
Now, Hickman puts his own spin on the Sacred Steel tradition with Drums, Roots & Steel, his debut album on Little Village, produced by Charlie Hunter (who also plays bass on the recordings), and featuring the soulful vocals of Hickman’s wife Wendy on several tracks. “We just want to spread love and joy to people,” says Hickman. “That’s our mission, me and my wife both. We love what we do, and we just want to take it out and let other people experience it, and be heard in the right manner.”

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DaShawn Hickman Presents Sacred Steel is Playing LIVE at the Floyd Country Store on February 24th, 2024! Get your Tickets here: www.floydcountrystore.com/eve...
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[@johnmclachlan3602]

excellent!

[@Twang-Train]

Absolutely blown away! 🙌 👍❤️

[@praytoescape6651]

This was great.

[@1man1guitarletsgo]

What a great lineup! No need for a guitarist or keyboard player, the way DaShawn's got the sound spectrum covered. And that wah solo was spectacular! At times it sounded like a blues harp.

[@M_SC]

That was great. I feel like th drummers must get exhausted

[@rogerbjornson2001]

I'll