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“There’s a subtle slickness to what we do. We love session guys and have respect for Toto and the Wrecking Crew”: Meet Robert Jon and the Wreck, the rock fanatics who sound like they rolled out of Georgia in ’82 (opens the original)
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Robert Jon & the Wreck hail from Orange County, California, but sound like they just rolled out of Georgia or Florida circa ’82. The band, which proudly wears its Allmans and Skynyrd influences on its sleeve, features a charismatic frontman, surging Hammond organ, multi-part vocal harmonies and plenty of hot licks and biting slide guitar by Henry James. Their most recent album, Heartbreaks & Last Goodbyes, was produced by Dave Cobb, who has worked with Marcus King, Chris Stapleton, Brandi Carlil
“There’s a subtle slickness to what we do. We love session guys and have respect for Toto and the Wrecking Crew”: Meet Robert Jon and the Wreck, the rock fanatics who sound like they rolled out of Georgia in ’82 (opens the original)
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Robert Jon & the Wreck hail from Orange County, California, but sound like they just rolled out of Georgia or Florida circa ’82. The band, which proudly wears its Allmans and Skynyrd influences on its sleeve, features a charismatic frontman, surging Hammond organ, multi-part vocal harmonies and plenty of hot licks and biting slide guitar by Henry James. Their most recent album, Heartbreaks & Last Goodbyes, was produced by Dave Cobb, who has worked with Marcus King, Chris Stapleton, Brandi Carlil
“The cleaning lady came the next morning and everyone was on the floor. Mick Jagger had his head up inside the bass drum”: The incredible life and times of Hubert Sumlin, one of the blues' greatest guitarists (opens the original)
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This interview with the late Hubert Sumlin was originally published in the March 1992 issue of Guitar World. Few musical marriages have been so magical, so intuitively right, as that of the great blues singer Howlin’ Wolf and his guitarist, Hubert Sumlin. From the time he joined the blues legend’s band in 1954 until Wolf’s death in 1976, Sumlin played a central role in crafting some of the century’s most memorable and influential American roots music. His economical, stinging fills, unusual rhyt
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