Youell Swinney Arkansas
Begun in 2005 as a side project to a now defunct punk rock band and with a name taken from a dark chapter of Arkansas
history, Youell Swinney is a one man band with rotating guest musicians, including Mr. Lew Gelfond on fiddle.
Born out of a love for old time couMntry and 70's Americana, with a dash if prog rock thrown into the mix.
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