Johnny O (guitar, lead vocals)
Brian (bass, vocals)
Chris (skins, vocals)
Influences
50s rockabilly, violent femmes, the cramps, white stripes, sonny sharrock, louis armstrong, mississippi delta, Preacher comics, spiritual revivals, psychologists that fuck up medicine prescriptions, human instinct, junkyards, the muppets, drugs
Thank you to everyone who supported the band and contributed to our intoxication. Salvation is yours, and you are not forgotten.
It was a wild ride. Thanks for the liquor.
-"electric post-blues psycho-rockabilly hyphenated-bliss rock" Matthew Hurst, Highway 61 Revised
-"a happily twisted carriage" - Rockabilly Magazine
-"They're dirty, adorable and chaotic, and they play sexed-up, unrestrained rockabilly music with the urgency of a punk band." -Riverfront Times
-"intelligent and well spoken" - Al Swacker, Greaser's Lunchbox. Thanks, Al!
remember, we love you...more than you will ever know
Life has lost a bit of value with you guys gone. Ah well, I got my CD and my vynil. I guess that's enough for some fond memories, nostalgia and hope for a reunion.
Hey-ya Chris... Thanks to everybody that attempted to help us find our way back to the highway. Without you guys, we'd probably still be driving aimlessly through the city. Great seeing you all. Good times. Rock on. Misty
The best band at Heavy Rebel. Only time I got to see you. I have listened through your CD and the show I recorded at Heavy Rebel for nothing. Fuck you, Pricks!!
I saw you at heavy rebel, you guys kicked ass! You were definitely one of the best bands there. I've listened to your cd at least 20 times. My 8 year old sister loved you guys too, especialy plastic jesus!
i am truly offended, i will have you know i am at NO risk of becoming a soccer mom in the county. and even if i did, i would not stop being really cool.
