Hi Ho, Six Shooter!

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Hi Ho, Six Shooter was first conceived as a joke on a fateful summer night in 2002, the culprits: Steven John MacLauchlan, John Patrick Stinnett, and a shirtless Jared Sydnor Cole Brown. The music was a catchy acoustic sing-a-long fest with a Country-Western flavor. At that particular moment in history though, each of the three was involved in what were at the time deemed “more important things”. A few songs were recorded here and there, but for the most part all the efforts of this early version of HH6S were lost through the cracks. Eventually the opportunity presented itself for a full commitment to this Western-themed band, and two of the original three members (Steven and Patrick) jumped on the wagon immediately while the third decided to break away from the group (there was always tension between Jared and the others, which friends speculated as stemming from the jealousy of not being a part of the bond that the other two shared: they both had “John” as one of their three names. Jared frequently suggested broadening the scope of the similarity criterion to a sharing of names that started with the letter ‘J’, which the other two eventually accepted “to get him to shut the hell up about it”. Says Patrick, “Even Jared knew it was a sham.”). At this point, Steven and Patrick set out to record Hi Ho Six Shooter’s first full-length album with Justin Brown and Jeff Carey as new additions to the band, playing the drums and bass guitar, respectively. This album, entitled “Passi

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