MP3 BAAMO - Tales of Drink and Debauchery

Modern rock mixed with electric blues about drink, debauchery and love gone wrong.

14 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Modern Rock, BLUES: Electric Blues



Details:
âThis is a wonderful sampler of the Tampa area music scene...a can't-miss purchase.â Curtis Ross, Tampa Tribune

âIf you want a quick, enriching tutorial in the area's best music - or simply some music to chase down that third shot of JD - you'd be wise to seek out Tales of Drink and Debauchery, a talent-packed compendium.â Sean Daly, St. Petersburg Times

"Tales of Drink and Debauchery" features some of Tampa Bay's favorite musicians performing an eclectic mix of rock, pop, blues, folk, latino, bluegrass and hillbilly soul about drink, debauchery and love gone wrong.

Here's a tour of the artists on this compilation:
âLoserâs Lullabyâ & âJackâs St. Pete Bluesâ by Ronny Elliott:
âOne of the great artists to be found in the margins of the alt-country scene.â Dirty Linen
âLyrics that are smart, sentimental, fearless and funny.â San Francisco Chronicle

âI Should Have Left You A Long Time Agoâ & âThe Good Girlâ by Rebekah Pulley & The Reluctant Prophets: "Sultry, rootsy tunes steeped in acoustic guitar." St. Petersburg Times

âThe Wellâ & âCharityâ by Sawgrass Flats: The infectious Florida Swampgrass of Sawgrass Flats turns any song into a sweet, full-on, barreling-down-the-road jam.

âTabaco Y Ronâ & âTimberoâ by Gumbi Ortiz & The Latino Projekt: Gumbi Ortiz, Al DiMeolaâs Grammy-winning percussionist and his hometown band blend the street sounds of Cuba, the Bronx and Tampa Bay.

âThe Drinking Songâ by Cuban Sandwich Crisis: âThe quartet's new album infuses big hooks into Irish drinking songs, jazzy folk jams and straight-up pop rock.â St. Petersburg Times

âBroke Down Engineâ by Damon Fowler Group: âUnexpectedly enjoyable blues from the Sunshine State.â Blues Review

âSong Xâ & âFast Eddie, The Cooler Kingâ by Life of Pi: âSing-along goodness that gets even better with time. Highly recommended.â Punk Planet

âEleven Minute Itchâ (FCC Warning) by Johnny Zoom Cheerlead Squad: âThey drag rockabilly through the garage and across an alley behind CBGB where Lou Reed and The Stones did God knows what.â Orlando City Beat

âBaddest Motherâs Sonâ (FCC Warning) by The Mojo Gurus: âBeloved Tampa Bay quartet plays a feisty mix of rockabilly punk, blues and Americana.â St. Petersburg Times