Teague "The Colonel" Kernan: Lead vox, Harmonica, Guitar -
Chris "Lombo" Lombardi: Lead Guitar and vox -
Matt Lucich: Drums -
Tim "Clickless" Kingsbury: Bass -
Jordan "Funky Fingers" Feinstein: Piano, B-3, Keys -
Plus the Shantones, Dave Bullers on Sax, Dan Herrera on Trumpet
Visit Cd Baby to purchase our music. Old Blues and Roots, 4th century illiterate poets, 20th century literate poets like The Pogues, Tom Waits, Rilke, Foggy Days. Classic Rock bands including Led Zep, Bruce Springsteen AND the E Street Band, CCR, The Band. Women who have built up our confidence by sleeping with us, and not complaining or overly critiquing the experience. Good people and how they deal with bad people.
Shantytown is roots rock at its best, infused with plenty of blues and some Celtic, funk, and soul sounds. The band’s debut album, Trying to Find the Door, is a collection of well told tales expressed through passionate guitar licks, rollicking harmonica, and thoughtful, engaging lyrics.
Shantytown’s music is in rotation on San Francisco area rock stations KFOG (104.5), KPOO (89.5) and KALX (90.7)
Shantytown regularly performs in the bay area and in other cities throughout the country.
* MEDIA PASSES are available by contacting Teague Kernan at TeagueKernan@hotmail.com
We've got a great show coming up at the Boom Boom room SF this Friday April 10th with Nucleus ,if you like what we do you should come by and check it out .Psych Prog Funk fusion all in one show .Peace .
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I will be our on the West Coast (in San Jose) the last week of January. Any shows that I can try to work in? I'll be hanging with a bunch of optical engineers, and you KNOW how crazy that crowd can get!! Would be fun to catch a ShantyShow.
Good news: the Sunday Contra Costa Times rated Steve Taylor-Ramírez’ June 11 show at the Plough & Stars a "best bet" (page D5, May 25). They even put my pic next to Death Cab for Cutie and Brad Paisley. Not bad company to be in ...
As the paper says: "Berkeley musician Steve Taylor-Ramírez takes his Latin-infused neo-folk, across the Bay to San Francisco's Plough and Stars pub, 9 p.m. 116 Clement St. Free. (415) 751-1122, http://www. theploughandstars. com."
We hope you can make it. Espero que allá nos vemos.
