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In nine months, not only was Humble Thunder bom, but this five-man blues and rock band also recorded and produced its debut album, ‘Human Call Home.”
Featuring Otto Conner of Sperryville on electric guitar and vocals, Ralph Getsinger of Amissville on acoustic guitar and vocals, Harry von Feilitzsch of Amissville of drums, Tom Guidice of Flint Hill on bass, and Chris Amey of Laurel, Md. on electric guitar, the almost exclusively Rappahannock band will join a long line of talented County musicians in playing out and offering its music to the world.
Humble Thunder’s music is eclectic, but the message on “Human Call Home” is all about looking inside, to one’s heart and soul. As Otto Conner says in the song Human Call Home, “Home is where the heart is, the valley so deep and wide, and the path with heart is the one inside.”
On Nov. 17 Humble Thunder’s debut album will be released, and the release will be celebrated at the Hazel River Pub in Culpeper at 10
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