Time: 20:27
Size: 46.8 MB
Styles: West Coast blues
Year: 2013
Art: Front
[3:53] 1. Straighten Up Baby
[5:24] 2. Broke And Lonely
[4:08] 3. Easy Baby
[3:07] 4. Voodoo Woman Blues (Feat Kid Ramos)
[3:52] 5. Automatic
Kyle Jester: Guitar/Vocals - Brent Harding: Bass - Tom Essa: Drums - Kid Ramos: Guitar on Voodoo Woman Blues - Eric Von Herzen: Harmonica
Kyle Jester on vocals & guitar, formerly with Candye Kane & Earl Thomas: I formerly played with Candye Kane, Earl Thomas, Freddie Brooks, & Thomas Yearsley of the Paladins — and I have been running my own band since 1999. My usual outfit is a 4-piece (guitar, bass, & drums with either piano or harmonica), but I also put together intimate acoustic duos and large 6- or 8-piece bands. It has always been by goal to provide a traditional, but high-energy electric blues show.
Eric “Jailhouse” Von Herzen on harmonica, recording credits include Social Distortion: Eric Jailhouse Von Herzen got his nickname directly from Mike Ness of Social Distortion...for obvious reasons going back to his younger, wilder days. Von Herzens harmonica swings from dark and melodic, to a full steam rollin' freight train that'll knock you on your ass and keep on going. Social D album credits include ~ Coulda Been Me, Drug Train & Ghost town Blues.
Brent Harding on bass, current member of Social Distortion: Harding joined Social Distortion in November 2004. His first recording with the band was re-recordings of their older material and "Far Behind", which appear on their 2007 Greatest Hits album. He also appeared on the band's seventh studio album Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes, which was released in January 2011. This would be the band's first proper studio album with Harding. Prior to joining Social Distortion, Harding was the bass player for Mike Ness during his Cheating at Solitaire tour and recorded with Ness on his second solo offering Under the Influences. His previous bands include Deke Dickerson And The Ecco-Fonics, The Eugene Edwards Band, The Lucky Stars, The Sleepwalkers and The What-Me Worry? Jug Band.
Renaud Lesire on bass on European shows, current member of the Keith Dunn Band: His feeling and approach to guitar, big tone, altered chords and powerful beat, is essential to the overall sound of the group. He provides a strong bottom punch while weaving a smooth carpet of rhythm that is the foundation for the songs.
Kyle Jester on vocals & guitar, formerly with Candye Kane & Earl Thomas: I formerly played with Candye Kane, Earl Thomas, Freddie Brooks, & Thomas Yearsley of the Paladins — and I have been running my own band since 1999. My usual outfit is a 4-piece (guitar, bass, & drums with either piano or harmonica), but I also put together intimate acoustic duos and large 6- or 8-piece bands. It has always been by goal to provide a traditional, but high-energy electric blues show.
Eric “Jailhouse” Von Herzen on harmonica, recording credits include Social Distortion: Eric Jailhouse Von Herzen got his nickname directly from Mike Ness of Social Distortion...for obvious reasons going back to his younger, wilder days. Von Herzens harmonica swings from dark and melodic, to a full steam rollin' freight train that'll knock you on your ass and keep on going. Social D album credits include ~ Coulda Been Me, Drug Train & Ghost town Blues.
Brent Harding on bass, current member of Social Distortion: Harding joined Social Distortion in November 2004. His first recording with the band was re-recordings of their older material and "Far Behind", which appear on their 2007 Greatest Hits album. He also appeared on the band's seventh studio album Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes, which was released in January 2011. This would be the band's first proper studio album with Harding. Prior to joining Social Distortion, Harding was the bass player for Mike Ness during his Cheating at Solitaire tour and recorded with Ness on his second solo offering Under the Influences. His previous bands include Deke Dickerson And The Ecco-Fonics, The Eugene Edwards Band, The Lucky Stars, The Sleepwalkers and The What-Me Worry? Jug Band.
Renaud Lesire on bass on European shows, current member of the Keith Dunn Band: His feeling and approach to guitar, big tone, altered chords and powerful beat, is essential to the overall sound of the group. He provides a strong bottom punch while weaving a smooth carpet of rhythm that is the foundation for the songs.
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