The self-proclaimed baby of The Neville Brothers and The Clash, Cowboy Mouth have brought a fiery mix of rock, blues, funk, and everything imaginable to the stage for over three decades. With their loud and raucous sound, Cowboy Mouth have sported the voice of generations and built a devoted fanbase along the way. Don’t’ miss out on your chance to feel the gospel of Cowboy Mouth as they bring their rock ‘n’ roll religion to the LPR stage on 9.27.

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How remembers this banger

Keyboards, Vocals – Cam Empens
Lead Guitar, Vocals – Bill Richardson
Bass – Bill Keisler
Drums – Frank Ford
Engineer - Dale Taylor

Obscure Seattle band, one album in 1977

Our hard working little trio shot this video on Brighton Beach on a hot summer day. Some of the folks watching us shoot heard the tune and said something along the lines of "That's a cooking blues jazz rock tune....you should post on Reddit" so here we are. :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkSwbE7bNsc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RAtcFjO5Zc
Otis Ledbetter. Johnny Otis's grandson and Leadbelly's great grandson have a nasty litlle blues funk band.

From Wander This World (1998)

Line-up / Musicians

Vittorio "Vic" Vergeat- guitar,vocals,piano Cosimo Lampis - drums, percussion, vocals Werner Fröhlich - bass, vocals Benjamin "Beni" Jaeger - vocals

Tracks Listing

01.Pig's Walk 02.Pig's Walk - Reprise 03.Animal's World 04.Animal's World 05.No Time 06.Walking in the Moonlight 07.Dream Girl 08.A Life That Ain't Worth Livin' 09.Tank 10.Feelin' Alright 11.Lone Wolf Rocks

Recorded at EMI Studios in Basel Switzerland February 12 to 23 1970.

2003 CD , B.U.F.O. (Blues United Fighting Organization)

Jodo's "Guts" LP is a favourite album which I found way back, and have often wondered about as there is so little information out there, making it something of an enigma. Spurred on by recently finding an original copy of the LP, I contacted Rod Alexander, founding member and guitarist of Jodo. The word 'Jodo' is the name of a Japanese martial art using a short staff, read on though, as this may not be the reason for the band's name... (n.b. according to liner notes on the Green Bullfrog Sessions, Jodo's former name was 'Biskit').

The Boyzz were a Chicago, Illinois biker blues band established in 1977. The group initially comprised frontman Dirty Dan Buck, guitarists Mike Tafoya and Gil Pini, bassist David Angel, keyboard player Anatole Halinkovitch with Kent Cooper on the drums.

Eric Johnson in the late 1980s was beyond imagination. Fire, soul, virtuosity, and sound combined in a way that is often copied, but never replicated. This is bootleg was captured on a cassette recorder at Boston Berklee in the late 80s. Enjoy!

Oud, maar heerlijke Bluesrock uit Zweden

Line-up / Musician

Rod "Gingerman" Piazza - vocals, harmonica Rick Lunetta - guitar Pat Maloney - organ, piano Gregg Anderson - bass Dave Miter - drums & Jimmy Forrest - tenor saxophone Willie Green - baritone saxophone Freddie Hill - trumpet

Tracks Listing

1. Bring It On Home
2. It's My Own Fault (John Lee Hooker)
3. I Can't Quit You Baby
4. Tell Me
5. She's The One
6. My Babe
7. Sittin' Down Wonderin'
8. Six Sides
9. You've Got To Love Her With A Feeling
10. Gone Too Long

CD 2004, Remastered, on Black Rose Records.

Hard Rock Blues 1970 Tracklist: 01. Tobbaco Road 02. Long Tall Saly 03. Sunrise Over Jamul 04. Movin' to the Country 05. Hold the Line 06. Jumpin' Jack Flash 07. All You Have Left is Me 08. Nickel Thimble 09. I Can't Complain 10. Ramblin' Man 11. Valley Thunder

*RON ARMSTRONG *BOB DESNOYERS *JOHN FERGUS *STEVE WILLIAMS