The Lost Trailers
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The Lost Trailers Biography
The framework for country band the Lost Trailers has been
around ever since guitarist and songwriter Stokes Nielson and a high
school friend of his from Atlanta, keyboardist/vocalist Ryder Lee,
released the independent CD The Story of the New Age Cowboy. It worked
out so well that Nielson took the songs to the Nashville bar circuit,
playing with Lee, a drummer, and a bassist as Stokes Nielson & the
Lost Trailers, a name that was spawned from the fact that their tour
trailer had been stolen twice (and once more when the Lost Trailers'
established lineup was playing together). In 2000, Nielson, who was
also working as a DJ for a Nashville radio station, had the chance to
interview Willie Nelson for his show, an opportunity he used to give a
demo copy of their work to Nelson. The country music legend so much
liked what he heard that he invited them to play at his annual Fourth
of July picnic in Texas. Nielson and Lee accepted, bringing in brother
Andrew Nielson on bass, Jeff Potter on drums, and Manny Medina on
rhythm guitar to complete the quintet. Soon the band was performing
over 200 shows a year, and by 2004 they had released their debut
record, Welcome to the Woods. Producer Blake Chancey (Dixie Chicks,
David Allan Coe) was in attendance at the Lost Trailers' concert in
Fort Worth, TX, and was so impressed by the band that he offered to
produce their next album. In the spring of 2005, the band met up with
Chancey in Nashville and began recording songs. By fall, the Lost
Trailers were signed to BNA Records, which issued their
Chancey-produced self-titled record in 2006. ~ Marisa Brown, All Music
Guide
Written by Marisa Brown