Brian Hofeldt (guitar & vocals), Kevin Smith (bass & vocals), Scott Matthews (drums & cowbell), Sweet Basil McJagger (piano & Hammond organ), Chris Schlotzhauer (steel guitar & vocals)
Influences
Buck Owens & The Buckaroos, The Beatles, Wynn Stewart, Merle Haggard, Phillis Diller, Doug Sahm, Johnnie Johnson, Chuck Berry, Ray Price, Faron Young, Johnny Cash, Ray Charles, Booker T. and the M.G.'s, The Monkees, Jerry Lee Lewis, etc...
The video for The Derailers' "Who's Gonna Mow Your Grass". It's currently being played on CMT and GAC. Email them and request it today!
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In a career that has given rise to more than a decade’s worth of
fine-tuned, highly anticipated and wonderfully received music, the
Derailers continue to build the relationship between song, listener and
dance floor. Each album has been a mix of well-crafted original songs
and cover songs so thoughtfully chosen and so representative of the
band, that fans think they are as original as the band themselves.
Challenged by their fans to create a sound that mirrors the shuffle of
happy boots on a hardwood floor, the Derailers have fed the hungry
dancehall crowds with their classic country beats and a 60s pop
sensibility. Fans continue to show their appreciation and admiration
with requests for encores long after the last drink has been served.
In terms of sound, the Derailers have gotten smoother with age. As
Hofeldt puts it, “I think we have retained the path we are going for.
But we have certainly grown as players and allowed other influences to
come in.” Their music celebrates the legacies of Buck Owens, George
Jones, Roy Orbison, Elvis Presley, Charlie Rich and the Beatles, while
still being on the edge of today’s country music. Hofeldt describes his
view of country music as, “finding out what love really is, versus what
you thought it was when you were a kid.” For all the fans of the
Derailers, love is all you need.
Stopping by to wish you a fantastic week!!! Hope all is going great with you!!! Check out my newest single Whipping Post on Texas radio NOW!!! I also hope to see you out at Armadillo Palace Wednesday November 11th @ 12:00pm for my interview and acoustic performance with 740 KTRH's Michael Berry (Texas Music Show) See you there!!! Love, ~Susan Hickman www.susanhickman.com www.reverbnation.com/susanhickman www.twitter.com/susanhickman
Captain Storm en apéro acoustique, concert dînatoire aux Tontons Flambeurs Le mercredi 25 novembre 2009 de 18 h 30 à 21 h 8, rue de la Main-d'Or, 75011 Paris 01 45 05 37 17
“Lights Of My Town” et “If I Could” Salle des Fêtes de la Place des Fêtes !!!!
TONITE!!! FRIDAY OCTOBER 30th Sin City Social Club's Day of the Dead Rock Star Ball with a special one-time only performance by THE SKELETONEZ (featuring members of THE MOTHER TRUCKERS, SHURMAN and STONEHONEY) with special guests Nakia, Rosie Flores and more! The Scoot Inn 1308 E. 4th Austin, TX 78702 $5 8pm doors * Scary Monsters & Superfreaks welcome! * Pumpkin Carving ... (byo pumpkin) * devilishly good pot luck ... bring your favorite maggot stew, deviled eggs ..
And we both know it just won't be the same without The Derailers at the party so put on a costume and head on down for a goulishly good time!!
Hey guys - I'm a DJ at the country station in Laredo and I'm a big fan and would love to get you here sometime! We've got a couple of great little honky tonks in town!
Every month brings me a different favorite Derailers song...howzabout putting Wallflower up here so I can add it to my player? Also...howzabout heading up north one of these years?
You boys gots to be playing somewhere on Halloween. Considering that you have no dates posted before November 21, I am surmising that you took day jobs or are breaking up.
You boys were on fire at Dan's last Friday. The 35 minute medley you closed out with was worth the price of admission. The missus hasn't removed the skinny T I bought her 'cept for showering. We'd have been happy to buy a couple of rounds for all of you, but Mr. McJagger insisted that he and Mr. James were the only one partaking. That barmaid who sort of had that Sela Ward thing going on mixes a hell of a caucasian.
As we embark on our promotional tour for the September 28 release of our CD we will be blasting Full Western Dress on our car stereos, MP3 players, and all manner of portable sound reproduction devices for we too are an amalgamate of Beatles and various country artists.
Somehow we are very kindred spirits seperated by a continent and an ocean but no less brothers of sorts
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