Brent Emanuel & No Hay Banda Waynesboro, Virginia
Born on Bob Dylan’s 38th birthday in US government created, once secret city of Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Spending most of his youth in the Atomic City, he also spent time in Tulsa & Osage Indian Territory of Oklahoma until settling in Virginia. A loner, a rebel, a survivor, a disc jockey, a believer, a character, an individual, an artist, constantly struggling to avoid the realms of success. ... more
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