Of The Gibson Brother's ninth release, Ring the Bell, both brothers talk about the "feel" of the album. "Ring the Bell makes me think of being young and growing up in our small farming community in New York," Leigh explains. "It evokes memories of fellowship with the men who knew my Grandfather Gibson at church on Sunday mornings. We'd see folks at the hardware store or the bank during the week and then see them all again at church each Sunday. Ring the Bell seems to me to be a call to action for coming together in a world that sometimes seems intent on tearing itself apart. More than just nostalgia, it's a song about love of fellow man."
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Of The Gibson Brother's ninth release, Ring the Bell, both brothers talk about the "feel" of the album. "Ring the Bell makes me think of being young and growing up in our small farming community in New York," Leigh explains. "It evokes memories of fellowship with the men who knew my Grandfather Gibson at church on Sunday mornings. We'd see folks at the hardware store or the bank during the week and then see them all again at church each Sunday. Ring the Bell seems to me to be a call to action for coming together in a world that sometimes seems intent on tearing itself apart. More than just nostalgia, it's a song about love of fellow man."
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