Showing posts with label Sidewinders. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sidewinders. Show all posts

08 February 2021

SIDEWINDERS Auntie Ramos' Pool Hall 1990

 


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Guitar rock mid-'80s to present. 

 

Tracklist 

1 We Don't Do That Anymore 3:59
2 Sara's Not Sober 2:30
3 Get Out Of That Town 4:23
4 7 + 7 Is 1:57
5 Doesn't Anyone Believe 4:33
6 If I Can't Have You 3:31
7 Blood On Our Hands 3:22
8 Came On Like The Sun 4:01
9 Drop The Anchor 3:43
10 Little Boy 6:09
11 Can't Let Go 5:20
12 Last Night Of Your Life 6:07



































 

14 February 2020

NEUROTICALLY YOURS A Tribute To The Saints 1993



Discogs


 Tracklist 

1 Moon (23) Know Your Product 3:20
2 The Schramms In The Mirror 5:09
3 The Chant Grain Of Sand 3:49
4 Chuck Prophet Just Like Fire Would 3:04
5 Rich Hardesty And The Del Reys Ghost Ships 2:59
6 Dime Box Story Of Love 3:27
7 The Bevis Frond This Perfect Day 2:25
8 Low Max Messin' With The Kid 4:35
9 Ed Kuepper Everything's Fine 3:12
10 Springhouse Angels 3:01
11 Popealopes How To Avoid Disaster 4:23
12 The Leaving Trains Demolition Girl 3:13
13 Trotsky Icepick (I'm) Stranded 3:02
14 The Original Sins Erotic Neurotic 3:00
15 The Puzzled Monkeys Down The Drain 4:12
16 Sidewinders (2) Memories Are Made Of This 2:23
17 Two Lane Blacktop That's The Way It Goes 4:31
18 The Brothers Figaro Wrapped Up And Blue 4:36
19 Texas Midgets Shipwreck (Prodigal Son) 5:29

18 August 2012

SAND RUBIES self titled 1993

By request

biography

[+] by Linda Seida
The Sand Rubies evolved from an Arizona group called the Sidewinders, an outfit that had already put out three albums with Rich Hopkins on guitar and David Slutes as vocalist. The name change came about because of legal difficulties, but they went on to ink a deal with Mammoth Records in 1988. A showcase followed in New York, resulting in a deal with RCA. Due to little promotional backing from RCA, the Sand Rubies moved on to Ensign/Chrysalis during the early 1990s. Unfortunately, when EMI took over Chrysalis, the band was left out in the cold. Soon the Sand Rubies again had a new deal, this time with Atlas/PolyGram. At one time, Pearl Jam was the band's opening act. But the frustrations of continually having to find a new label tested band members resolve and resulted in tempers that were sometimes short. Infighting between Hopkins and Slutes led to even shakier times in 1993, and band members went their own ways. Three years later the two feuding musicians seemed to have buried the hatchet and they reunited with drummer Bruce Halper and bass player Mark Perrodin. Hopkins also has a solo career.
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