The Tillers Cincinnati, Ohio
"In their lives, and in their music, all three band members embrace a return to simplicity, a longing for freedom, and hope
for the future. It is fitting then that these American Characters would devote a song to Highway 50, a road that, like the country it traverses, has seen its share of hardship and history and still keeps pressing forward."
-Tom Brokaw American Character Along Highway 50
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