Hey y'all!!
Just wanted to let you know that we've got a couple of shows coming up to end the year - A Cassette Release Party at Chicks Tap Room in Jeff City and Blue Christmas with Chump Change at the Blue Note (sponsored by 102.3 BXR). Looking forward to them, always a good time with Chump Change, and we look to have a couple guests get up and jam ;) likewise at Chicks, we usually have some friends to help us bring it home.
Also, we have a new video, for "Son's Gonna Rise", directed by Colt Lackey of .45 Productions. Super excited about that, so be on the lookout for that one.
Also super excited about mixing our full-length LP, Stephen Shirk is doing a fantastic job and it sounds excellent. We can't wait for you all to hear it, 2016!!
Available 12/11 at Chicks on cassette :
Side 1 -
1. 30 Miles to Houston
2. Full Grown Man
3. Righteous Man
4. I'm Gone
5. Southern Belle Blues
6. Get Behind the Mule
7. Poor Man's Rain
Side 2-
1. Bright Lights
2. I Ain't Guilty
3. Son's Gonna Rise
4. Work It Out
5. Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
6. Voodoo Child (Slight Return)
7. John The Revelator
8. Another Lonely Day
9. Song For You
As for the CD, you can get it directly from us at a show or online at :
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Physical CDs are also available at :
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and then there’s itunes for downloads :
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Check out our website for links to free downloads, youtubes and whatnot :
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Thanks to you all - Have a good Thanksgiving, a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!!
About Driving Wheel
The members of Driving Wheel might not be on a mission from God. But that doesn't keep them from existing as blues brothers, driven by a family vibe and a passion to perform for any crowd that will have them.
And many have delighted to do so — the band has played at Roots N Blues N BBQ festival, shared a recent bill with Tab Benoit and held hands with fellow local standouts such as The Mojo Roots. The duo that makes up Driving Wheel's core — guitarist Ryan Tomlinson and bassist Jeremy Hunsaker — has fine-tuned a sound that's indebted to torchbearers in the blues, Southern rock and alternative camps. Yet, to hear Hunsaker tell it, the pair's biggest musical influences are one another.
The two met when Tomlinson was still in high school and, with a shared love of artists such as The Black Crowes and Lynyrd Skynyrd, decided to start a "bluesy, boozy rock 'n' roll band," Hunsaker said. Spending time together, they introduced each other to artists and ways of playing they might not have experienced alone. Hunsaker brought a steady diet of '60s and '70s rock to the equation while Tomlinson "drug me kicking and screaming into the modern age," he said
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