Musician
Podcast guestBrady Moryn
Singer and guitarist who fronts County Line and plays bass in the original band Vintage Revival.
Brady Moryn is a singer, guitarist, bassist and harmonica player who has been gigging for about a decade. He fronts County Line, which plays as a solo act, a duo with drummer Nate, or a full band, and he plays bass in the original band Vintage Revival. He has also played guitar in Full Throttle for 10 years, the band where he started playing live. Brady caught the bug in sixth grade when his choir teacher had him sing Elvis songs solo. He taught himself guitar starting in 2005 from online tabs, copying them by hand into a notebook. These days he plays a lot of small-town bars and breweries west of the Twin Cities, mixing old country with surprises like Taylor Swift.
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Fun facts from the interview
- Brady sang Blue Suede Shoes and Don't Be Cruel as solos at his sixth grade choir concerts.
- He learned Free Fallin' from a tab in Guitar World magazine.
- He grew up on Elvis, Beach Boys and 60s rock, then got into Korn and Papa Roach around age 12.
- Vintage Revival recorded its EP Minnesota Made in Brady's garage, then got played on BOB FM and played the State Fair.
- He wrote and released the song Moonlight Woman, recorded with Matt Kaiser, after writing it in about 15 minutes.
- He has filled in as lead singer for Audio Scars.
- County Line played the Steel Wolf in St. Cloud on November 8, Honky's in Grove City on November 14, and Kasota on November 15.
- His favorite show was opening for Psychostick at the Caboose.
- Other highlights include the Buffalo Lake street dance, Corn Chaff Days in Hector and the Renville County Fair.
- He is writing an outlaw ballad inspired by Cody Jinks's Fast Hand.
- He has been working up Zach Bryan's Pink Skies, with harmonica.
- He recommended his County Line drummer Nate as a future guest.
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