Adam and Zac Hooper grew up in Cleveland, Georgia, with a father who liked music ranging from Bruce Springsteen and Pink Floyd to Johnny Cash and Charlie Daniels. The brothers put their music careers on hold and were working in their family’s restaurant when Adam began collaboration with John Milldrum, an Alabama-based musician he’d met on the regional band circuit.
The trio soon became “Houston County” named for the southern Alabama county where John lived. Their self-titled debut CD showcases such songs as the upbeat and summery “Workin’ on a Suntan,” and “Nothing’s Gonna Shake Me” (a declaration of steadfast love.) Their poignat first single is called, “I can’t Make It Rain,”
For more on the band, check out houstoncountyband.com.
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