The Dirt Daubers /Folk-a-billy, Alternative Country, Hillbilly, from USA/
 

Genre..........: Folk-a-billy, Hillbilly, Alternative Country, Bluegrass, Skiffle, Blues, Jug
Similar Artists: The Tillers, Strawfoot, The Legendary Shack Shakers, The Pine Hill Haints

Случайно нашел и решил выложить проект, созданный J. D. Wilkes из The Legendary Shack Shakers:
JD Wilkes (The Legendary Shack Shakers) and his wife Jessica, along with their new stand-up bassist Mark Robertson, make up the hillbilly/hokum trio THE DIRT DAUBERS! Hailing from western Kentucky, these three caterwaulin' hooligans sing loud and proud an ecclectic mix of Appalachian, ragtime, and hot jazz standards and original music.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dirt_Daubers
https://myspace.com/dirtdaubers
Состав:
J.D. Wilkes - Banjo, Harmonica, Piano, Kazoo, Vocals
Jessica Wilkes - Mandolin, Vocals
"Slow" Layne Hendrickson - Gutbucket Bass, Vocals (сменил Mark Robertson - Stand-up bass)

Очень хороший альбом в обозначенной стилистике, imho
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Re: The Dirt Daubers /Folk-a-billy, Alternative Country, Hillbilly, from USA/
 

Этакое кантри-билли... Довольно живо и не нудно. Особенно там, где нет кантри))
Убейте меня, но я бы даже назвал этот проект импортным улучшенным вариантом наших "Братьев Жемчужных". Веселое, хулиганско-самопальное творчество профессионалов))

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Artist: JD Wilkes & The Dirt Daubers
Albums: Wild Moon
Release date: 2013
Quality: mp3
CBR 320
Size: 88 MB

“The Dirt Daubers were formed by Legendary Shack Shakers front man, artist, director and country punk pioneer J.D. Wilkes in 2009 with his wife Jessica. Wilkes’ “gothic preacher” persona and frantic blues harmonica whips ‘Wild Moon’ into a frenzy, trading lead vocal duties with his feminine foil. J.D. and Jessica are joined by electric guitarist Rod Hamdallah and drummer Preston Corn. Smoky baritone sax grooves are provided by Tom Waits’ sideman Ralph Carney, with piano played by Wilkes himself – delving deeper into the bluesy recesses of American music. Jessica emotes pained lyrics about life, love and loss on tunes like “No More My Love” and “Apples and Oranges,” while J.D. continues his southern storytelling style on “Angel Crown” and the title track. Says J.D., “The band might have come “down from the mountain” (only to land square in the Mississippi Delta!) but the heart and soul of the Dirt Daubers remain intact.” © the Dirty Daubers








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