Davisson Brothers Band is an American country music group, "from the hills of West Virginia", composed of brothers Chris Davisson (lead guitar, slide guitar), and Donnie Davisson (lead vocals, rhythm guitar), Gerrod Bee (bass guitar, background vocals), and long-time friend Aaron Regester (drums). Always On Tour The Davisson Brothers Band signed to CharTunes/Yell Records in 2009, with E1 Music (Formerly Koch Distribution) serving as distributor. Their self-titled debut album was released March 10, 2009, and was co-produced by David Hanner of the duo Corbin/Hanner. Its lead-off single, "Foot Stompin'", has charted on Billboard Hot Country Songs. The album itself reached No. 40 on Top Country Albums and No. 26 on Top Heatseekers. In 2011, the Davisson Brothers Band signed with William Morris Endeavor for representation. In 2012, the Davisson Brothers Band signed with the accomplished Erv Woolsey and the Erv Woolsey Management Company. Also this year, long time friend, local West Virginian, former MLB player and current ESPN commentator John Kruk approached Chris and Donnie about writing a new theme song for John's current ESPN show Baseball Tonight. Nashville songwriter Phil O'Donnell helped write the song along with John, Chris and Donnie. The song "Baseball Tonight", which includes Kruk singing and performing, opened the show and was later digitally released. In 2013, the Davisson Brothers Band, partnered with their friend, West Virginia Mountaineers football legend, and NFL player Owen Schmitt and opened "Schmitt's Saloon and Davisson Brothers Band Music Hall" in Morgantown, West Virginia to be their music hub at home. Later this year the music video for the un-released single "Country Just Like Me", was shot by Nashville director Steve Condon, which included cameos by Owen Schmitt, famed bluegrass musician Del McCoury and other Nashville musicians and friends. In 2014, the Davisson Brothers Band signed with experienced radio promotion executives Michael Powers and Matt Corbin and their newly launched promotions label, Star Farm Nashville, and also with the multi-faceted services label Sony Red Nashville. Also, this year it was announced that the guys had been in development of a reality TV show with director Steve Condon and his production company the 10:10 Creative and producer Sandra J. Smith, whom was working for Vince Vaughn's production company Wild West Picture Show Productions. In November, the Davisson Brothers Band, released their new single "Jesse James" on iTunes and Google Play. The single was recorded in Nashville and produced by Grammy Award-winning