MP3 Kent Rose - One Riot, One Ranger
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Description:
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Hillbilly rockin'
20 MP3 Songs
COUNTRY: Traditional Country, ROCK: Rockabilly
Details:
Kent Rose has been singing hillbilly music in ballrooms and barrooms, back yards and boulevards, since 1970 all over the Midwest and points both east and west.
TJ Simon of Music-Box Online described him as "dressing like Buck Owens,singing like Dwight Yoakam, and writing songs like
Buddy Holly" and to hear and see is to definitely agree.
While often working with bands, this record features Kent's solo
sound in addition to four earlier band-backed cuts. What started
out as a guide to prospective bandmates turned into the sound
Kent was looking for and, became "One Riot, One Ranger."
As Kent puts it, '"a fiddle player once told me that when he heard
me sing, he started believing in reincarnation. I didn't know if it
was a compliment, but I knew I was on to something".
20 MP3 Songs
COUNTRY: Traditional Country, ROCK: Rockabilly
Details:
Kent Rose has been singing hillbilly music in ballrooms and barrooms, back yards and boulevards, since 1970 all over the Midwest and points both east and west.
TJ Simon of Music-Box Online described him as "dressing like Buck Owens,singing like Dwight Yoakam, and writing songs like
Buddy Holly" and to hear and see is to definitely agree.
While often working with bands, this record features Kent's solo
sound in addition to four earlier band-backed cuts. What started
out as a guide to prospective bandmates turned into the sound
Kent was looking for and, became "One Riot, One Ranger."
As Kent puts it, '"a fiddle player once told me that when he heard
me sing, he started believing in reincarnation. I didn't know if it
was a compliment, but I knew I was on to something".
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