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Chrome Daddies
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1. 8
Ball
2. Red Light, Blue Heart
3. Catty
Town
4. I Flipped My Lid
5. Dearest Darlin
6. You Aint Half the Woman
7. 32
8. Strip
Poker
9. The Mess You've Got Me In
10. Smilin in My Sleep
11. Rock Bottom
12. Down, Down, Down
13. Lets Walk
14. Boogie For Square Dancers
15. Deep in the Heart of Anywhere
16. Stuarts Boogie |
www.chromedaddies.com
Style: Authentic
New Rockabilly
Releasenb.: 5701
The chrome daddies were formed in late '98 with only 3 members.
this consisted of guitar (doug), double bass (jon) and drums
(geoff). the players all came from past rockabilly bands such
as the jaguars, the slingshots and lonesome junior.
The guys played around brisbane for a few months playing nothing
but rockabilly under the name of the v8 vagabonds, until an
addition of another guitarist (dave) allowed doug to move onto
steel guitar. this transition was the start of a new sound which
included western swing, blues and alternate country.
With the new line-up, the band was no longer just a straight
down the line rockabilly band, so a name change was ordered
and the chrome daddies were born.
Shortly after playing to many new crowds, the band popularity
began to swell. the chrome daddies appealed to preston records
in melbourne and were quickly signed to record an album. losing
dave from guitar and adding stuart, the band released their
debut, self titled album. this album is distributed and sold
now on cdbaby. the album was warmly embraced by the european
audiences as well as the australian audiences. now we are takin'
the us by storm.
The band was fast becoming one of the most popular roots acts
in australia and a national tour was put together to launch
the new cd in every capital city of australia. this tour proved
very successful to the point of the band being invited to play
on the bill of most of australia's leading roots festivals.
In mid 2001, more line-up changes were to occur. jon was to
be replaced by double bassist extaordinaire, antonio chico lopez.
Now with a new bass man, the chrome daddies were ready to record
a 2nd album. this album was a more contemporary recording which
some say has a more country flavor to it. sure, it may have,
but there is no denying the kickass tracks really move with
that same 'rootsy' feel.
The album, titled 'who's your daddies?' has been selling like
hot cakes in australia and is distributed through cd baby too...
Due to family commitments, stuart was to leave the band in mid
2002. this was unfortunate, but as fate would have it, peter
edwards, a renown australian gutarist, put his hand up for the
job.
The band plan to entice american audiences off their seats with
their electrifying mix of rockabilly/western swing/alternate
country&blues.
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