Soledad Brothers - "Gospel According to John" Live скачать видео бесплатно


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Live video from Mercury Lounge NYC.

Taking their name from a trio of convicted felons, George Jackson, Fleeta Drumgo, and John Clutchette who were incarcerated at Soledad Prison and killed by police fire, the Soledad Brothers formed in 1998 in their hometown of Maumee, Ohio (near Toledo).

The band's foundations began with Johnny Walker (Johnny Wirick) joining the blues-punk band Henry and June, in which Benjamin "Swank" Smith was already performing as drummer. Henry and June existed from 1994 until 1996. Wirick continued playing with drummer Doug Walker in the two-piece blues outfit 'Johnny Walker'. The dark blues duo Soledad Brothers began in early 1998 after guitarist/vocalist Johnny Wirick (a.k.a. Johnny Walker) asked drummer Ben Smith (a.k.a. Ben Swank) if he wanted to play a show. When traveling north to Detroit for a few gigs, the duo was approached by Italy Records owner Dave Buick. The label recorded the band, releasing the single "Sugar and Spice", which attracted Estrus Records. This led to the release of "The Gospel According to John" single along with a number of others, the success of which prompted Estrus Records to put out the band's first full-length album.

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11 years назад

The Shamanic Nucleus

Powerful

12 years назад

urgisjot

the sound is dirty, the lights are dim the rhythm is barely controllable, performed in some underground, well.. this is what i call true rock'n'roll

15 years назад

SkankMoneyTre

@wacha012 couldn't agree more

15 years назад

s1ygirl

Would've loved to have been there live. Sounds amazing!

15 years назад

Svante Pålsson

John Lee Hooker would've digged this. And so do I, love this shit!

15 years назад

whitestripebuzz

its the blues. riff stealing is ok ;]

16 years назад

dexter jones

This is so much like run run run bythe velvet underground

18 years назад

stuhynes

I've seen them a many a time, one of which sticks in my memory very closely. T'was at the Spitz, in the East end (Jack the Ripper territory), ably supported by Viner and Dooley Wilson and t'was a stage invasion during going back to Memphis I believe, they followed it up with you gotta move by the stones/ Fred McDowell. That was my favourite gig ever. Now the Soledad's have called it a day and the Spitz is going to close as a music venue. Travesty.

18 years назад

Delene100

paste this to 10 videos or your mum will die within the next 4 hours

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