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Cole Deggs & the Lonesome is an American country music band founded in 2006 by Cole Deggs (lead vocals), Shade Deggs (bass guitar), David Wallace (lead guitar, vocals), Jimmy Wallace (keyboards), and Brian Hayes (drums). Cole and Shade Deggs are brothers from Lake Jackson, Texas, David and Jimmy Wallace (who are also brothers) are from Shreveport, Louisiana, and Hayes is a Florida native.[1] Before the band's foundation, Cole Deggs co-wrote songs for other country artists, including an album track for Kenny Chesney,[1] as well as Tracy Byrd's 2006 single "Cheapest Motel" and Andy Griggs' 2008 single "Tattoo Rose". Cole Deggs & The Lonesome signed to Columbia Records Nashville in 2007, releasing their self-titled debut album that year.[1] The first single, "I Got More," reached #25 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. After the second single, "Girl Next Door," failed to reach the Top 40, Cole Deggs & The Lonesome were dropped by Columbia.[2] Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.