The Doughboys - Shakin' Our Souls - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

2015 , The Doughboys's fourth studio album. Hot Beat Stew is a steaming broth of 16 sizzling songs, fifteen of them written by these seasoned sages of sound. Since their reunion in 2000, The Doughboys have established themselves as one of the hottest ensembles on the map today, playing gigs with the likes of The Yardbirds and The Pretenders, and releasing albums acclaimed as Inchvintage, in-your-face, gorgeously raw rock 'n' roll from front to back,Inch and Inchriff-tastic rock 'n' roll!Inch. Their 2012 , Shakin' Our Souls, was Little Steven Van Zandt's favorite album of the year. Little Steven has awarded six Doughboys tracks the honor of being InchCoolest Song In The WorldInch on his Underground Garage channel on Sirius/XM. Hot Beat Stew simmers together all the ingredients and passion that the guys poured into it.

The Doughboys proudly present Front Street Rebels, twelve brilliant new tracks from the band whose career spans all the decades of rock'n'roll. Masterful songwriting, playing and production mark this as their crowning achievement - rockin' tracks which remain true to their garage/blues/rock roots. Since the band re-formed in 2000, after having reigned as one of the most popular bands in central Jersey in the mid 60's, The Doughboys have released four albums, numerous singles, and a documentary film. Lead singer Myke Scavone is now also a touring member of The Yardbirds! Front Street was where it was all happening in their hometown of Plainfield, New Jersey Inchback in the day.Inch Now's the time to be a little rebellious and tune in to Front Street Rebels by the inimitable Doughboys!

Peter Protschka writes InchThe history of Hammond organ jazz is very closely connected to my personal musical biography with my good friend and musical companion Clemens Orth - and with two important places for us in Cologne, where we have both been living for some years. Clemens had only recently returned from New York City, where he had studied and lived for three years, when we met in Cologne in 2006. I had also traveled to New York many times since 2003 after studying in Mannheim to take lessons, go to sessions and listen to great music. I had also toyed with the idea of living there for a while. In the end though, I had moved my center of life back to Cologne in the mid-2000s. Clemens and I played our first gigs together here and in the region, and it came to my attention that amongst other things, he was also a terrific organist. I already had a connection to the great church organ, as did Clemens, because we both grew up with church music and took our first professional steps in these sacred spaces...Inch