Deadstring Brothers

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Where Are All My Friends? 04:07 Tools
Til' The Bleeding Stops 00:00 Tools
Can't Make It Through The Night 03:22 Tools
Sacred Heart 04:16 Tools
Toe the Line 00:00 Tools
Lights Go Out 00:00 Tools
Adalee 05:11 Tools
Get Up Jake 00:00 Tools
Blindfolded 00:00 Tools
Lonely Days 00:00 Tools
Moonlight Only Knows 00:00 Tools
Talkin' Born Blues 00:00 Tools
Heavy Load 00:00 Tools
All Over Now 00:00 Tools
Like A California Wildfire 00:00 Tools
Ain't No Hidin' Love 00:00 Tools
Oh Me Oh My 00:00 Tools
Tennessee Sure Enough 00:00 Tools
Sao Paulo 00:00 Tools
Houston 00:00 Tools
Queen Of The Scene 00:00 Tools
The River Song 00:00 Tools
If You Want Me To 00:00 Tools
27 Hours 00:00 Tools
Smile 00:00 Tools
Lucille's Honky Tonk 00:00 Tools
Long Lonely Ride 00:00 Tools
I'm Not A Stealer 00:00 Tools
Silver Mountain 00:00 Tools
You Look Like The Devil 00:00 Tools
It's Morning Irene 00:00 Tools
Rollin' Blues 00:00 Tools
Some Kind Of User 00:00 Tools
Entitled 00:00 Tools
Slow Down 00:00 Tools
Cannery Row 00:00 Tools
Meet Me Down At Heavy Load 00:00 Tools
It's A Shame 00:00 Tools
The Light Shines Within 00:00 Tools
Unbroken 00:00 Tools
The Mansion 00:00 Tools
The Same Old Rule 00:00 Tools
Yesterday's Style 00:00 Tools
Just A Deck of Cards 00:00 Tools
Lucille's Intro 00:00 Tools
Always A Friend Of Mine 00:00 Tools
Talkin' With A Man in Montana 00:00 Tools
Lay Me Down 00:00 Tools
It Takes Love 00:00 Tools
For A Time 00:00 Tools
The Long Black Veil 00:00 Tools
Jones Street 00:00 Tools
I Know You Dear 00:00 Tools
Such A Crime 00:00 Tools
'Til the bleeding stops 00:00 Tools
Song For Bobbie Jo 00:00 Tools
Til The Bleeding Stops 00:00 Tools
Song for Bobbi Jo 00:00 Tools
São Paulo 00:00 Tools
Where Are All Of My Friends? 00:00 Tools
Oh Me, Oh My 00:00 Tools
Tow the Line 00:00 Tools
Till the Bleeding Stops 00:00 Tools
The Lights Go Out 00:00 Tools
The Lonely Ride 00:00 Tools
It's All Over Now 00:00 Tools
03 Lights go out 00:00 Tools
Aint No Hidin' Love 00:00 Tools
08 'Til the bleeding stops 00:00 Tools
Sao Paulo (Album) 00:00 Tools
The Light Shines Within (live in the MOKB/WEEM studio 10/14/07) 00:00 Tools
Tennessee Sure Enough (live in the MOKB/WEEM studio 10/14/07) 00:00 Tools
The River Song (Album) 00:00 Tools
Rollin' Blues (live in the MOKB/WEEM studio 10/14/07) 00:00 Tools
from a buick 6 (dylan cover) 00:00 Tools
The Same Old Rule (Album) 00:00 Tools
Houston (Album) 00:00 Tools
Last Lonely Ride 00:00 Tools
Smile [live @ The Hideout, Chicago, IL 9/12/09] 00:00 Tools
Smile (Album) 00:00 Tools
Adalee (Album) 00:00 Tools
Yesterday's Style (Album) 00:00 Tools
If You Want Me To [live @ The Hideout, Chicago, IL 9/12/09] 00:00 Tools
It's A Shame (Album) 00:00 Tools
Always A Friend of Mine (Album) 00:00 Tools
Meet Me at the Heavy Load 00:00 Tools
Can't Make Through The Night 00:00 Tools
The Ballad Of Wendy Case 00:00 Tools
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It may be a surprise to hear the country rock sounds of Detroits Deadstring Brothers coming from a city better known for loud rock and roll, but disillusionment can take many channels. Desolation, frustration and regret have always been present where great country music was played, and from its bombed-out inner city to its sterile suburbs, Detroit has its share. Deadstring Brothers began in fall 2003. Since then, the band has worked to develop their own take on the American Sound, drawing influences from a variety of sources. Its all in there somehow, declares Kurt, but blues and country music just feel the most natural. Not unlike Exile-era Stones, Deadstring Brothers deliver a menacing sound that draws equally on the melancholy of country ballads and the abandon of rock and blues. The bands music is deeply rooted in the storytelling and instrumental traditions of Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, and the American Outlaw Movement, but is also informed by the song structure and understated aggression commonly associated with Detroit bands. Their haunting melodies reveal the influence of early 70s rock icons like The Band and Gram Parsons and The Faces. Deadstring Brothers live performances have the energy of guitar rock, but sophisticated arrangements, Hammond Organ and a focus on traditional American music separate them from many of their Detroit contemporaries. The band has been touring steadily since the 2004 release of their eponymous debut and have shared the stage with acts ranging from Shooter Jennings, Cat Power and Jesse Sykes to Giant Sand, My Morning Jacket, Drive by Truckers and the Mekons. Deadstring Brothers have just released their new album SAO PAULO and plans to tour heavily in 2010 to support it. Now with a steady line up of Kurt (lead vocals, guitar), and London's Cullum Brothers - Jeff Cullum (bass, vocals, harmonica) and Spencer Cullum (lead guitar, pedal steel, lap steel, slide, vocals), the band welcomes Jason Lucia (drums) and Paul Hatchett (keys, organ) ot the road this year. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.