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Groupe Country US fondé en 1995 à San Diego (Californie) et composé de Mark Stuart and his fellow Bastard Sons — Dean Cote (guitar), Clark Stacer (bass), and Joey Galvan (drums) ( an early lineup included Buzz Campbell (lead guitar), Alex Watts (lead guitar), and Johnny D'Artenay (bass)),
The
Bastard Sons of Johnny Cash, who came together in 1995, play modern country with
an "outlaw" edginess, with some of the attitude and some of the swagger of
artists we've come to expect from the man in black himself,
Johnny Cash, or from
Waylon Jennings,
Merle Haggard, and
Kris Kristofferson, to name a few
others.
Mark Stuart and his fellow Bastard Sons — Dean Cote (guitar), Clark Stacer (bass),
and Joey
Galvan (drums) ( an early lineup included Buzz Campbell (lead guitar), Alex
Watts (lead guitar), and Johnny D'Artenay (bass)), — had been playing in blues
and rock bar bands, along the lines of Blues Traveler and the Black Crowes in
their native San Diego, but it was Stuart's love of country music that led him
to putting together this outfit, even though his city had no country music scene
whatsoever when we started out. Like his musical heroes, Stuart didn't change
Bastard Sons to fit contemporary in with country's heavily produced, pop-oriented
Nashville-Branson sound.
The band saw their stock soar after opening for
Haggard at the Coach House, in San Juan
Capistrano. They recorded their own six-song EP and hit the road, playing gigs
along the way with Willie Nelson,
Joe Ely,
Asleep at the Wheel,
Billy Joe Shaver,
Dale Watson, and the
Derailers (to name a few), and received
a lot of attention along the way from record label reps, including two former
San Diegoans who both saw potential early on: Joe Rinaldi (A&R) and Lou Niles (VP)
of Ultimatum (a record label started by the William Morris Agency), who signed
the group in December of 1999.
Another self-produced nine-song CD, Lasso Motel, garnered more attention (they
were proclaimed one of the Top 100 Unsigned Bands in 1997 by industry rag Music
Connection) and in 1998, they received an invitation to perform for over 20,000
attendees of Willie Nelson's Annual 4th
of July Picnic in Luchenbach, TX, a three-decade-old institution featuring
today's rebel artists of country music.
In case you are wondering, this band earned
Cash's permission to use his name (who reportedly went against the advice of
his own organization to give his blessing). "He's been very supportive over the
years, and even helped us get a show at the House of Blues in Los Angeles, which
really helped us get a lot of industry attention," said Stuart during one
interview, "and that's just one more reason we'd really like to keep the name,
and honor the man." After much recording, touring, and numerous personnel
changes, Walk Alone, their full-length debut, was released in early 2001.
Distance Between arrived in 2002, followed by Mile Markers in
2005. Stuart relocated to Austin, TX, and reorganized the band, eventually
renaming it Mark Stuart & the Bastard Sons. At this point, the lineup consisted
of Stuart (Vocals, acoustic guitar), Lars Albrecht (guitar), Vance Hazen (bass,
Vocals), and Jim Adair (drums, Vocals). Texacali Records released Bend in the
Road, the first album under the group's new moniker, on September 22, 2009.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bastard_Sons_of_Johnny_Cash
Talents : Mark Stuart : Vocals, Guitar - Vance Hazen : Bass Guitar - Lars Albrect : Guitar - Jim Adair : Drums - Former members : Dean Cote : Guitar - Joey Galvan : Drums - Clark Stacer : Bass Guitar - Buzz Campbell : Guitar - Johnny D'Artenay : Bass Guitar - Alex Watts : Guitar
Style musical : Contemporary Country, Honky Tonk, Traditional Country
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCqGcpqVWuk
Years in activity :
1910 | 20 | 30 | 40 | 50 | 60 | 70 | 80 | 90 | 2000 | 10 | 20 |
DISCOGRAPHY
Single & EP
2001 | CD ULTIMATUM MUSIC ? (US) (sampler) |
BSOJC - Texas Sun / Blade / Viva Las Vegas |
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2002 | CD ULTIMATUM MUSIC 22687 (US) (promo) |
1970 Monte Carlo / Wind It Up / Burn Down / Nowhere Town / Viva Las Vegas Live |
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2014 | SP Randm RANDM 45-003 (US) | . |
Highway Bound (Bastard Sons Of Johnny Cash) / Party (Nancarrow) |
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Albums
1999 | CD NOT ON LABEL ? (US |
Bastard Sons Of Johnny Cash - Texas Sun / Interstate Cannonball / 440 Horses / Seven Steps / Blade / Lonesome Sky / Cryin Over You / Train Gonna Roll / Memphis Woman |
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2000 | CD ULTIMATUM MUSIC 766672 (US) | WALK ALONE - Texas Sun / Blade / Seven Steps / Interstate Cannonball / Walk Alone / Truckstop In La Grange / 440 Horses / Lonesome Sky / Trains Gonna Roll / Memphis Woman / Silver Wings / Crying Over You | |
08/2002 | CD ULTIMATUM MUSIC 76681 (US) | DISTANCE BETWEEN - 1970 Monte Carlo / Hard Times / Distance Between / Long Black Veil / Burn Down / Tears Of Gold / Wind It Up / Marfa Lights / Damage Is Done / Where I Found You / Last Goodbye / Beautiful Cage | |
09/2005 | CD EMERGENT / 92E 449676 (US) | MILE MARKERS - Austin Night / The Road To Bakersfield / California Sky / Borderline Of The Heart / King Of The World / Radio Girl / Night Comes Down / No Easy Road / Lonely Tonight / Under Your Spell / Restless Heart / The Pride Of Abilene | |
09/2007 | CD PAUL! 30539382 (US) | ROAD TO TEXACALI - Texas Sun / Blade / The Road To Bakersfield / 440 Horses / Long Black Veil / 1970 Monte Carlo / Interstate Cannonball / California Sky / Borderline Of The Heart / Memphis Woman / Hard Times / King Of The World / No Easy Road / Lonely Tonight / Damage Is Done / Burn Down / Austin Night / Cryin' Over You / Distance Between / Radio Girl / Keine Titelinformation | |
02/2009 | CD TEXACALI ? (US) | LIVE AT THE BELLY UP - Texas Sun / Stop The World (And Let Me Off) / Distance Between / Marfa Lights / Burn Down / Wind It Up / Long Black Veil / Folsom Prison Blues / 440 Horses / Nowhere Town / Midnight, Lonesome And Blue / Blade / Viva Las Vegas | |
12/2013 | CD Randm RANDM 001 (US) |
New Old Story - Highway Bound / Well Worn Heart / No Honky-Tonks / Poor Man's Son / Ain't No Tellin' / Leave A Light On / Into The Blue / El Troubadour / New Old Story / Bounds Of Your Heart |
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