THE ELIMINATORS – Surf Band
The Eliminators have lead the way in the resurgence of instrumental surf music that was popular during the early 60's by staying true to the sound while giving the music and their show a 90's twist. All five band members are longtime Orange County surfers who were brought together through common interest; surfing, the love and respect for the ocean and the desire to bring the authentic sound of the early 60's surf bands back to the forefront of the music industry. They pride themselves on authenticity, pressing Fender guitars, blonde "Fender Showman" amps for that unmistakable sound unique to surf music. The Eliminators capture a piece of the past, from the traditional surf guitar drenched debut album "UNLEASHED", to the cutting edge sounds of their most recent effort "ULTRA SONIC SURF GUITARS". If that true California surf sound is what your after, THE ELIMINATORS nail it! . »The Eliminators' website


DAVE GLEASON BAND
There's a jukebox in heaven where the honky tonk heroes gather each afternoon to drink a little poison and swap stories of Bakersfield and Nashville. Charlie Rich laughs it up with Gene Clark while Buck Owens shows off his latest Nudie suit. In the background, Dave Gleason's Wasted Days Band sings about soul and suds, a jubilant celebration of California country rock that makes the bygone ramblers smile. Back here on Earth, Gleason's twangtastic reveries rub shoulders with Tom Petty and Dwight Yoakam. The wonderfully tousled Gleason carries the torch for what Gram Parsons called Cosmic American Music, where country mingles with rhythm & blues and good ol' rock 'n' roll. »Dave Gleason's Myspace Page   »Dave's website


THE PHANTOM RIDERS
Out of the ashes of the Handsome Devils rose one, the only one who would carry the music and take it to a whole new level. After being lost for a few years and not wanting to quit music all together, In 1996 Robert Graves had hit rock Bottom.... Until He snapped out of it... The Fire that burned within him forced Robert Graves to begin to write again, and a few years past before he knew the Scene was ready for someone to come back with some of the old and mix it in with a lot of the new.
»The Phantom Riders' Myspace Page




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