Matthew Strachota-Banjo, Electric Guitar, Organ, Electric Piano, Lap Steel, Vocals
Matthew Parker-Electric Guitar, Lap Steel Guitar, Mandolin
Jim Austin-Upright Bass
Richard "T Bone" Larson-Drums
Influences
Deserts, booze, oceans, love, mountains, mistakes, campfires, wildfires, open roads.
Sounds Like
These are songs of forgotten towns, loves gone wrong, and cross-eyed, all-night benders. The music puts you right there: all the roads look the same, the air is bone-dry, the sun bakes through the open ragtop of your convertable ‘79 Cadillac Eldorado, and you can almost taste the stale beer in the shanty saloon on the dusty, cactus-ridden roadside. It’s an easy place to get lost. But with the right guidance from Bartenders Bible, the road to musical salvation is closer than you think.
...."A shit-kicking country band that plays it like it should. Their singer, Jason, looks like he's either going to drink you under the table or bury your body in the desert. Country done the way Merle and Mr. Cash intended it to be done."
-San Diego Citybeat
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And of course locally you can buy them at any of these fine locations: Press Play Connection in Chula Vista, Thirsty Moon in Hillcrest, Mojo Sounds in Pacific Beach, M-Theory Music in Mission Hills, Lou's Records in Encinitas, and Off the Record in North Park.
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