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Album: TBA

Released: Jan 24, 2009

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Genre: Garage / Indie / Rock
Location PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania, US
Profile Views: 57278
Last Login: 2/25/2011
Member Since 9/18/2005
Website www.theoldsoulsmusic.com
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THE OLD SOULS were created when DJ Hughes and Brad Carney sat down and talked at length about their interests in music and what it meant to them at the time. DJ hadn't played in a band since his punk rock days, but he hadn't stopped writing. Brad had thought about creating new music at the time and this just seemed to fit. Thanks to Robin Roberts and David Kasper who round out the band. We'll see you at the show. .. .. "...Philadelphia's Old Souls played some jangly, stomping rock tunes. But more than any of their songs, it was frontman Brad Carney's deep, bluesy yowl that was the most memorable thing about the band, if for no other reason than that we don't hear many singers these days who remind us of Glenn Danzig." - Al Shipley, Baltimore City Paper .... .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Email: .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .... ..
Members
Brad Carney- Vocals and Guitar, DJ Hughes- Guitar, Robin Roberts- Drums, Dave Kasper- Bass
Influences
Tom Waits, Beck, Rocket From the Crypt, Johnny Cash, The Rolling Stones, The Clash, Songs with a beat, My Morning Jacket, Old 97's, Elvis Costello, Wilco, The Blues Brothers, The Pixies, Social Distortion, Marah, Lucinda Williams, Radio Head, The White Stripes, anything that resembles the Blues and Soul and you damn right that sounds good kind of music. Just imagie all the bands that everyone has as influences and just put them here, okay.
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THE OLD SOULS were created when DJ Hughes and Brad Carney sat down and talked at length about their interests in music and what it meant to them at the time. DJ hadn't played in a band since his punk rock days, but he hadn't stopped writing. Brad had thought about creating new music at the time and this just seemed to fit. Thanks to Robin Roberts and David Kasper who round out the band. We'll see you at the show.

"...Philadelphia's Old Souls played some jangly, stomping rock tunes. But more than any of their songs, it was frontman Brad Carney's deep, bluesy yowl that was the most memorable thing about the band, if for no other reason than that we don't hear many singers these days who remind us of Glenn Danzig." - Al Shipley, Baltimore City Paper

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September 18, 2005

Members:

Brad Carney- Vocals and Guitar, DJ Hughes- Guitar, Robin Roberts- Drums, Dave Kasper- Bass

Influences:

Tom Waits, Beck, Rocket From the Crypt, Johnny Cash, The Rolling Stones, The Clash, Songs with a beat, My Morning Jacket, Old 97's, Elvis Costello, Wilco, The Blues Brothers, The Pixies, Social Distortion, Marah, Lucinda Williams, Radio Head, The White Stripes, anything that resembles the Blues and Soul and you damn right that sounds good kind of music. Just imagie all the bands that everyone has as influences and just put them here, okay.