Bringing Down The Horse  by The Wallflowers

Jakob Dylan and his band, the Wallflowers, released their second studio album in May 1996, achieving both artistic and commercial success. The sound of Bringing Down The Horse, though not original or groundbreaking, captures the interest of both audiences and critics.

The album comes after a four-year recording hiatus. All the songs, composed by Jakob Dylan, follow the classic rock music style of American rock bands. This means that the listener enjoys songs that move between alternative rock and the music genre known as Roots Rock.

Bringing Down The Horse achieved great success. In the U.S., it reached No. 4 on the Billboard charts, with its first two singles, 6th Avenue Heartache and One Headlight, becoming major radio hits. In the United States, album sales exceeded 4,000,000 copies.