| 加入時間 | 2005/12/25 | | 樂團網站 | loststateoffranklin.com | | 樂團成員 | J. Scott Franklin, lead vocals, rhythm guitar, trumpet, comedy, pranks
Tyler Postma, vocals, drums, washboard,harmonica, southern charm
Often joined by, Sugar, Al Moss, Michael Bay, Lisa Horngren | | 影響 | Cash, Cline, Williams and Williams, Roger Miller, Waylon Jennings, Elvis, Carl Perkins... | | 風格近似 | "Instead of being a mirage like so many of the new country artists are - here but not really here... plastic and gooey (shapeable by what the industry wants us to see and hear - the mirage part), you are the oasis, the real thing!" -Lisa Horngren, current bassit of The Tennessee Three
Lost State of Franklin
Quarter to Lonely
By D.X. Ferris
Published: January 24, 2007
Quarter to Lonely plays like the work of three good ol' boys and a gal who spend their weekends spinning Johnny Cash and watching A Fistful of Dollars. Plunking and twanging, guitarist Rob Franklin Muzick lays down a locomotive lick on the opener, "Clint Eastwood," while singer J. Scott Franklin lionizes Dirty Harry. Like the gunslinger, Franklin's not really a cowboy, but he plays the part just as well.
Franklin tells us he's been shot in Alabama and passed out in New Orleans. His riding partners have seen some scenes too. Upright bassist David Mooser draws inspiration from London psychobilly, and he helps the band cut a rug on "600 Miles" -- but he's just as comfortable playing old-timey country. Singer Tyler Postma gives a soft touch to "Cold Day," a slow-dance saloon ballad that rivals anything in Neko Case's songbook. Saddle up and check it out
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