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Ethic is a hard rockin quartet from central CT. their set list is made up of 90% original rock, and a few classic rock covers. eth' ik) 1. The discipline dealing with what is good and bad and with moral duty and obligation. 2. A set of moral principles or values. 3. A Connecticut based hard rocking quartet that defies any exact genre, or classification, as well as defying all those who said that it couldn't work due to differences in musical backgrounds within the band. Yet five years an...
Classic and grunge influenced hard rock mixed with a little blues, southern rock, psychedelia, classic rock and metal. Greetings, Welcome to 'SOUL DUST'. Soul Dust are a four piece rock band with diverse musical influences and backgrounds. They have the common belief that music should be played from the depths of your soul and that sticking to any one style is depriving you of a wealth of musical knowledge, experience and enjoyment. They are of the opinion that music is therapy for the soul....
Barbeque Bob And The Rhythm Aces
Original and cover Chicago and West Coast style blues/jump/swing played in a more '50's groove and a harder, modern edge. Led by 30 year veteran harmonica virtuoso and singer Barbeque Bob Maglinte, this is an original and cover Chicago and West Coast Blues/R&B/Jump/Swing band based out of the Boston area. Bob has worked and toured with such Blues legends as Jimmy Rogers, Louisiana Red, Sunnyland Slim, and Luther 'Guitar Junior' Johnson and also played on part of the soundtrack of the hit movi...
A Square Peg in the Round Hole of the Blues Papa Joe Grappa is a square peg in the round hole of the blues. He is a guitarist who writes and sings topical blues inthe Los Angeles area. He's played clubs in New York, London, Paris, Memphis, Philadelphia, Las Vegas and Salt Lake City. In the daytime, he is head writer for the Tonight Show with Jay Leno, under the pseudonym Joe Medeiros
Contemporary Folk, Acoustic, Chilled Out.. Melancholy, reflective, stripped down songs. I try to write songs about poignant events, which have really affected me in some way or another. Whatâs the point in having a voice, no matter how small, if you canât use it â“ even if all you do is allow someone else to identify with an emotion or a moment. I love to listen to lyrics and try to identify with the writer. If you can feel like you're not alone with your thoughts or beliefs that is comfo...
Jemerson Mosley was founded in Ashland, KY circa 1992 to fight for justice and freedom from oppression. Jemerson Mosley has been playing in and around the Ashland, KY area since about 1986. We are a ragtag group of professional musicians who have all been blacklisted by the elitist conservative musicians movement(CMM) that now dominates the industry. They are the guys behind the Dixie Chix boycott. Now we play mostly smaller, more intimate venues like state fairs and battle of the bands. But...
No slick production values here, the music is written and recorded at home. Even so, we think its worth a listen. The tunes range from basic Rock and Roll to e No slick production values here, just music written and recorded at home. Even so, we think its worth a listen. The tunes range from basic Rock and Roll to extended, pretentious instrumentals.
Instrumental guitarist Scott is an instrumental guitarist. His style of play is bluesy, aggressive 80's type instrumental metal/hard rock. He just so happens to do his playing sitting down due to being diagnosed as having muscular dystrophy in 1987. His talent and upbeat outlook on life, despite his hardships come from his faith in God.
Keeping The Blues Alive Like the name states I am a one man show just me on guitar and some drum machines for backing track ;)
No slick production values here, the music is written and recorded at home. Even so, we think its worth a listen. The tunes range from basic Rock and Roll to e No slick production values here, just music written and recorded at home. Even so, we think its worth a listen. The tunes range from basic Rock and Roll to extended, pretentious instrumentals.
