• The War & Treaty 1:19:23 6.36 PM

  • Jan 20 2023
  • Length: 3 mins
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The War & Treaty 1:19:23 6.36 PM

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  • Soul Keys Transformation Piano - Samplefocus.com
    Keyboardist: Acoustic Guitar with Delta Blues Solo loop by Gail Nobles
    Podcast jingle "War & Treaty" written by: Gail Nobles
    Vocals by: Gail Nobles

    Song: Are You Ready To Love Me
    Song by: War & Treaty
    Photo credit: Kennedykg - Own work
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    Hello, I’m Gail Nobles on the Country Soul Show, and today I want to talk about a husband and wife duo of Michael Trotter Jr. and Tanya Trotter. They call themselves The War & Treaty. During an argument Tanya yells out “This isn’t war Michael, so let’s come to some sort of treaty here.

    (Singing War & Treaty)

    Tanya & Michael’s genres are Rock, Soul, Americana, Country, Folk, & Blues. You’ve got to hear their songs. They have songs such as: “That’s How Love Is Made”, “Blank Page”, “Dumb Luck”, & “Are You Ready To Love Me”.

    “Hold me, baby, hold me close. Cheek-to-cheek and nose-to-nose yea. Kiss me darlin’, Kiss me right If you do it good, we be kissing’ all night Are you ready to love me baby..”

    War and Treaty! They are the bomb. They really put their hearts into their singing. The duo was formed in 2014. In 2016, Michael Trotter Jr. and Tanya Blount released the duet album Love Affair as Trotter & Blount. They changed their name to War and Treaty in 2017.


    In 2018, Rolling Stone reported The War and Treaty’s debut album Healing Tide.
    In 2020, The War and Treaty released their sophomore studio album, Hearts Town, on Rounder Records.
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