SIX OF THE BEST with SHAMAN’S HARVEST singer Nate Hunt

Shane | 10 October 2017 | Reply

SIX OF THE BEST with SHAMAN’S HARVEST singer Nate Hunt
By Shane Pinnegar

One of Missouri’s finest, Shaman’s Harvest released album #6 – Red Hands Black Deeds in July of this year to rousing critical acclaim. It seemed fitting that we pin down co-founder, singer & acoustic guitarist Nate Hunt for his own personal Six Of The Best.

What are the six albums which have most influenced you?

Pearl Jam – 10
The Allman Brothers – Live at the Filmore
Pantera - Vulgar Display of Power
Led Zeppelin – Houses of the Holy
Clutch - Blast Tyrant
Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath

How about the six most astonishing or memorable concerts you’ve attended?

Pantera, Deftones & White Zombie in ’96 – it was memorable because we didn’t know who the fuck Deftones were.

When we got to play Red Rocks in Denver, because it was a goal of ours since the inception of our band.

Opening for AC/DC, because - AC/DC!

Opening for Alice in Chains on their Unplugged tour… because from an acoustic standpoint they were a huge influence.

Ozzfest back in the early 2000’s: SO much energy!

Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers. They did so much with so little production for the size of the show. It was about the songs, as opposed to pyro and whatnot.