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82 Rage Against the Wind benefit CDs sold
$2,035 raised

Rage Against the Wind benefit CD NOW AVAILABLE

The Rage Against the Wind tornado relief CD featuring 15 tracks from 13 Alabama artists is now available to purchase online via PayPal. Purchase your CD for $10.00 plus $2.00 shipping and 9% sales tax by clicking the "Buy Now" button below. If you already have the CD and would like to donate any amount to the cause please click the "Donate" button and help us lift up storm victims in rural parts of Alabama.


This Hope Inside - Nathaniel Rockarts
Rage Against the Wind - White Wash and Kellen
Walk On - Hunter Lawley
Closed Captions - Justin Keys
Came a Pale Rider - Oktober
My Hometown - Self Made
You're Country - Florida/Georgia Line
Carousel - Michael Ray Britt (of Pull)
My Life - Mishap
Big Blue Eyes - Bret Dailey
Karma - Alva
Second Best - Kellen
Love Hate and Let it Go - White Wash
Mama Tried - Victoria Hallman
Amazing Grace - Steadfast Heart


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What's the Rage?

On April 27th several severe storms and tornadoes touched down across the southeast shattering lives and homes. The state of Alabama received the majority of the damage. The state is still in the grips of the devastating reality and the numerous casualties. We are rebuilding but with so much destruction it is a slow process.

Due to the widespread tragedy and horrendous damage statewide most of the attention is understandably going to the more densely populated areas such as Tuscaloosa and Pratt City. Yet there are so many rural communities which were also affected by this panic. Among them are the rural communities of Eoline (Bibb County) and Sawyerville (Hale County).

Rage Against the Wind is an idea formulated by a handful of local musicians and others who wanted to make a difference, but in a unique way - by bringing a youthful spirit to the fight to rebuild what was taken in a brief moment.

On June 20th the Rage Against the Wind benefit compilation album featuring several Alabama artists, many from the Bibb County area, will be released to the public. 100% of the proceeds from this album will go to storm victims in the counties of Bibb and Hale. No money will be donated to any organization, rather it will go directly from the hands of White Wash Productions and Out of the Box Entertainment (the producing entities) to those of victims.

On June 25th in Brent, Albama these artists will perform the first of a series of free live events. Donations will be recieved, and 100% of the proceeds from sales of merchandise and concessions will also go directly to the victims of these storms.

If this venture has the success we are planning, the project will begin donating money to other rural areas which were affected by these storms and are being overlooked due to the attention of major cities.

We hope you support our cause and RAGE WITH US!

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Bret Dailey Rages on WVUA TV


Rage Against the Wind singer/songwriter Bret Dailey, whose haunting vocals and classic acoustic approach on the RAGE AGAINST THE WIND CD creates one of the album's most enjoyable tracks was featured on WVUA-TV's "First at Four." The segment aired on Monday, June 20. Bret wowed the WVUA crew and made those involved in the RATW project proud.
He will be performing live Saturday, June 25th at the Rage Against the Wind benefit concert in Brent at Heritage Park.
"Bret is just getting his feet wet, but his presence is certainly a little more seasoned. His song is amazing and I believe big things will come to him in the future," explained RATW producer Daniel L. Bamberg. "On behalf of everyone working on the Rage Against the Wind project, I would like to thank Danny Salter and all the producers at WVUA-TV. To say that they have been good to our humble project would be the understatement of the year. They have been excited, informed, and very giving to us. Other media have been good to us, but WVUA has gone the extra mile that few will go. I can't thank them enough."

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