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California based 4-piece punk/ska band fronted by future Rancid cohorts Tim Armstrong and Matt Freeman who helped create the Gilman street punk scene that also spawned Green Day and AFI
” Vince Gill’s “Don’t Let Our Love Start Slippin’ Away
and pub rock while also tracing a direct line back to the beat-oriented sound of early rock n' roll
son of the legendary Bob Dylan and front-man of The Wallflowers
Illusory Walls which arrived as their "heaviest
Coleman Hawkins - "Coleman Hawkins and Confreres" Acoustic Sounds style_Alt-Pop California based 4-piece punk/ska bandReleased in 1958 on Verve, Hawkins playing is particularly confident and eloquent throughout the set. His group of "confreres" on the session is fortified by the Oscar Peterson Trio along with sit in guests, including Hank Jones (piano), Herb Ellis (guitar), and Roy Eldridge & Buck Clayton (trumpet) among others. The relaxed atmosphere of the session is particularly noticeable in the title, "Sunday," in which Roy Eldridge comes into the limelight with
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