Category: Classic Rock

What a fantastic album. Bought this after seeing them play a gig in Preston. If you like heavy rock you can’t dislike this band. They are nothing new but they play standard rock very well and live they are full throttle. recommended.

1 Ride On
2 Heavy Metal Man
3 Buck
4 Rock N` Roll Thunder
5 Stranger
6 Death From Above
7 Fight The System
8 Area 51
9 Blackbird
10 Hurricane Suzy

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Brendan Folliard (singer, primary songwriter, rhythm guitar, harmonica, piano), Matt Fricks (lead guitar), and Sean Wilmsen (drums) make up the core of the group, along with additional bass personnel (Dan Kane and Joe Sexton) in the live setting. With the guidance and expertise of top-tier recording engineers (Mike Hagler and Greg Calbi), their four studio albums have received high praise from their United States fan bases and have also commanded the attention of international music media outlets. This has led to a consistently-increasing level of recognition an

Jann Wilde, who previously played catchy pop tunes in a funky rock’n’roll manner, settled down and changed his style to a more mature retro-rock;

01 Baby Said Yeah
02 Danceroom Bop
03 Screams At The Ballet
04 Neon City Rockers
05 Deimos & Phobos
06 Superstar Cocktail Bar
07 The Ballad Of Jane Glaze
08 Glamtronik
09 Forever
10 She’s A Killer
11 Saturday Love
12 The Motion Picture

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Genre: Southern Rock / Rock’n’Roll / Classic Rock
Country: USA (Tampa Bay, FL)
Year of Publication: 2005-2017

• 2005 “Shakin’ In The Barn” (00:38:11)
• 2014 “Who Asked Ya?” (00:53:19)
• 2017 “Gone” (00:59:07)

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Fame The Beau Brummels brought the debut single “Laugh, Laugh”, with which experts associate the birth of the so-called “San Francisco sound”. The album “Introducing The Beau Brummels” (1965) and the single “Just a Little”, which rose to the top ten of “Billboard”, also had success.

1965 – Introducing The Beau Brummels
1965 – The Beau Brummels, Volume 2
1966 – Beau Brummels ’66
1967 – Triangle
1968 – Bradley’s Barn
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