Abilene is a city in Texas. Abilene is also an atmospheric saloon, located in that city. A place where, according to the website, in a comfortable space to enjoy good beer, great live music or sounds from the jukebox. The same music device that a magical attraction for musician Tom Mahoney. Upon hearing the songs from Gram Parsons  wurlitzerspeakers Tom knew it: This is the place to be. A few years later, Tom plays five musical friends regularly in Abilene with his band Grand Canyon Rescue Episode. A band named after a line of text from the song Thrasher Neil Young: "Brings back the  time When I was eight or nine. I  was watchin 'my mama's TV That It was great Grand Canyon rescue episode. Probably an episode from a western series: Rawhide, The Rifleman, or maybe  Lassie. Good music is not only made by singer-songwriters, rugged  and morbid punk rockers. It is certainly the domain of Grand Canyon Rescue Episode from Texas.The debut "Dirt Road  Highway  includes ten strong songs in the tradition of artists like Bill Monroe, Earl Scruggs, Drive-By Truckers and Steve Earle. It is a great album with great melodies. The songs are cleverly put  together with beautiful harmonies. The many upbeatsongs be borne by the banjo, mandolin, upright bass and acoustic guitar. Lively music is surely destined to live to enjoy in a small room. Music served al  dente ranging from Americana and roots rock to alternative country and bluegrass. Harmonic and melodic. On "Dirt  Road Highway, we hear a solid chunk of energy in songs like Gabriel's Horn and Railroad Song. The spirit of Gram Parsons haunts the beautiful ballad Christmastime. After  several listens it is clear that  the album "Dirt Road Highway Grand Canyon Rescue Episode is a good record. Nice songs and well arranged music.