MP3 The Alabama Gravy Soppers - BLUES: Acoustic Blues
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Unruly Stringband Music from the 1920's, 30's, & 40's
14 MP3 Songs
BLUES: Acoustic Blues, COUNTRY: Bluegrass
Details:
What happens when a punk bassist decides to hit the woodshed for a few years to learn the guitar styles of Mississippi John Hurt, Mance Lipscomb, and Sam McGee? He's eventually drug out by a former metal guitar player who has been playing upright bass with various old-time styles. And what happens after a few gigs? They come across a former jam band guitarist turned bluegrass mandolin player who's just mentally unstable enough to join in.
The Alabama Gravy Soppers are born.
Drawing from a vast collection of 78s, some unruly versions of those old tunes, and a free recording session at Whitney Houston's personal studio (don't ask), the "Soppas" have been wreaking old-time havoc ever since. Live shows consist of various tunes from the 1920s, 30s, and 40s, rearranged for a touch of slightly out of control nostalgia. The debut CD is available at live shows and through the band's website. Free Mp3s are also available on the web site.
14 MP3 Songs
BLUES: Acoustic Blues, COUNTRY: Bluegrass
Details:
What happens when a punk bassist decides to hit the woodshed for a few years to learn the guitar styles of Mississippi John Hurt, Mance Lipscomb, and Sam McGee? He's eventually drug out by a former metal guitar player who has been playing upright bass with various old-time styles. And what happens after a few gigs? They come across a former jam band guitarist turned bluegrass mandolin player who's just mentally unstable enough to join in.
The Alabama Gravy Soppers are born.
Drawing from a vast collection of 78s, some unruly versions of those old tunes, and a free recording session at Whitney Houston's personal studio (don't ask), the "Soppas" have been wreaking old-time havoc ever since. Live shows consist of various tunes from the 1920s, 30s, and 40s, rearranged for a touch of slightly out of control nostalgia. The debut CD is available at live shows and through the band's website. Free Mp3s are also available on the web site.
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