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Groupe
Country US composé de Redd Volkaert, Dallas Wayne, Bill Kirchen, Joe Goldmark,
Johnny Castle et Jack O'Dell.
Following
in the mold of their successful Monsters of Folk and Roadhouse Revival package
tours, Hightone Records unleashed the best of its extensive country/rockabilly
roster on America in the fall of 2001 as the Twanbangers. Guitarist Redd
Volkaert, Dallas Wayne, Bill Kirchen, and pedal steeler Joe Goldmark backed each
other up on solo material as well as country and rockabilly standards. Kirchen's
rhythm section Too Much Fun (bassist Johnny Castle and drummer Jack O'Dell)
served as the house band. However, the month-long tour came following the tragic
events of September 11, when it still seemed unpatriotic to simply have a good
time. But it earned excellent reviews and certainly gave folks something to
smile about.
Talents : Redd Volkaert : Guitar - Dallas Wayne : Guitar - Bill Kirchen : Guitar - Joe Goldmark : Pedal Steel - Johnny Castle : Bass - Jack O'Dell : Drums
Style musical : Roots Rock, Honky Tonk
Years in activity :
| 1910 | 20 | 30 | 40 | 50 | 60 | 70 | 80 | 90 | 2000 | 10 | 20 |
DISCOGRAPHY
Album
| 02/2002 | CD HIGHTONE 88142 (US) |
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26 DAYS ON THE ROAD - Truck Drivin' Man / I Got A Rocket In My Pocket / The Stuff Inside / Wacky Walk / She Loves Anything That Swings / How Mountain Girls Can Love / Rockabilly Funeral / In Memory Of A Memory / Rock Bottom / Telewacker / I Gotta Get Drunk / Hot Rod Lincoln |
© Rocky Productions 27/11/2008
