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Murder 1

A byproduct from the increasingly incestuous East Coastline stoner rock picture, Murder 1 were formed in 1995 and produced their debut 2 yrs later using the cleverly titled Searching for Porn LP. Just like irreverent, 1999’s American Junkie highlighted song game titles like “You F*cked My Partner” and “We Available …

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Scott H. Biram

Scott H. Biram presents up a distinctive mixture of “genuine” nation, old-school acoustic blues, and punk, with affects ranging from Small Danger and Slayer to Expenses Monroe and Mississippi Fred McDowell. Biram is really a one-man music group, playing all his tracks on the 1959 Gibson hollow body acoustic guitar …

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Mule

Mule’s make of sloppy, whiskey-drenched backwoods punk includes a very similar feel towards the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, though vocalist and guitarist P.W. Long’s affinity for the Southern hillbillies of traditional nation (along with the shouty types of Captain Beefheart) provides him an alternative slant than Spencer’s blues- and R&B-influenced …

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Artimus Pyle

Many called him the “Crazy Man” from the rock and roll group Lynyrd Skynyrd, but Artimus Pyle began more being a “Nation Guy.” Thomas Delmar Pyle was created on July 15, 1948, in Louisville, KY. He spent a lot of his youth hours either on the trunk of the equine …

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Tina & the B-Side Movement

Though she was raised with edgy new-wave throughout her, Tina Schlieske later on found embrace a far more rootsy vision of American rock and roll & move. With her support music group — guitarist Patrik Tanner (later on Troy Norton), bassist Jeremy Plumb, drummer Expenses Oehrlein and her sister Laura …

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Kenny “Blues Boss” Wayne

Kenny Wayne was raised amid a sharp music dichotomy, because of parents whose preferences were wildly divergent. His preacher dad told him to remain on the direct and narrow route, and all the time in order to avoid “the Devil’s music,” a classification that included boogie-woogie. His mother, however, was …

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Mother Superior

Playing a combined mix of blues, soul, and classic American rock and roll & move, Mother Superior became a favorite club act within the LA area through the late ’90s. Guitarist Jim Wilson, bassist Marcus Blake, and drummer Jason Mackenroth released many 3rd party CDs over that period, including 1996’s …

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The Belfast Gypsies

The Belfast Gypsies were a primary spin-off of these, featuring two members who was simply within them for differing spells within the mid-’60s: singer/organist/multi-instrumentalist Jackie McAuley and his sibling, drummer Pat McAuley (sometimes also called John McAuley). With a method nearly the same as early Them, the Gypsies installed with …

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Zola Moon

Feminine blues singer and songwriter Zola Moon was created in San Jose, CA, but her powerful tune stylings might mislead listeners to reckon that she grew up within the Deep Southern of Louisiana or Mississippi in grounds better known for producing great blues performers. She actually is self-taught, though she …

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The Arc Angels

Formed soon after the death of Tx guitar hero Stevie Ray Vaughan, the Arc Angels might have been too good a tale to become accurate. The quartet combined Vaughan’s outstanding tempo portion of bassist Tommy Shannon and drummer Chris Layton with lead-singing guitarists and Tx Vaughan protégés Charlie Sexton and …

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