Stoney Curtis Band

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Name = Stoney Curtis Band


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Genre = Acid Blues, Hard rock, Jazz
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Label = Shrapnel Records
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URL = http://www.stoneycurtisband.net/band.html
Current_members = Stoney Curtis, Colby Smith, and Charles Glover
Past_members = Roger Trausz
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The Stoney Curtis Band are an Acid Blues and/or Acid Jazz three-piece band whom are upcoming artists. The Stoney Curtis Band from Shrapnel Records prepared to release the debut album from the veteran blues artist on July 19 2005. The album title is "Acid Blues Experience", which is a blend of classic blues rock and psychadelic blues rock.

The Stoney Curtis Band have been working in Los Angeles and Las Vegas clubs for years making their own brand of psychedelic blues rock, readying their show for the road ahead. Heavily driven in 60’s/70’s psychedelia, the Stoney Curtis Band have been said to have translated the energy of their phenomenal live show into the grooves of "Acid Blues Experience".

Stoney Curtis uses the album to tribute to classic rock sounds. Quote: "I was going for the power of Zeppelin, the psycadelia of Cream and the Experience, the flow of Robin Trower Band," explains him. "We combined it all together with band-mates Charlie (drummer) and Colby (bass) to make it all Stoney Curtis Band"." Stoney Curtis and Band Myspace [http://www.myspace.com/stoneycurtisband] ] .

Background

Stoney describes his start - “It's totally my roots of Chicago". "It's my Chicago sound -Hard Rock and Blues. I grew up on the South Side of Chicago before moving to Los Angeles. My friends & I grew up listening to Hard Rock, like UFO, Scorpions, KISS, Sabbath, Deep Purple, etc. as well as the Blues Rock like Robin Trower, Hendrix, Zeppelin and Clapton. Stoney then says "when I saw BB King at Chicago Fest many moons ago that I totally fell in love with the blues." We became engulfed in it. I listened to "Ole Uncle Bill on some pirate station playing all sorts of deep blues. He always said "Sweet as Sugar, Smooth as Silk" I loved that. Then Stevie Ray became huge and everyone started listening to more blues. "Seeing Son Seals when I was a wee teenager down at Blue Chicago off Rush Street, showed me the power of a bluesman in a small club."

Currently

The band is performing all throughout the West Coast Area.

Discography

Infobox Discography|
Name = "Stoney Curtis Band "
Type = studio
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Label = Shrapnel Records
Released = 1999
Tracks = "
# Last Train To Chicago
# Evil Woman
# Soul Love
# Free
# People Rise Up
# Damn Right I Got The Blues
# Straighten It Out
# Sweet Home Chicago
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Name = "Alive and Unleashed"
Type = live
ChartPosition = TBR


Label = Shrapnel Records
Released = 2002
Tracks = Disc 1
# Mulholland Shuffle
# Evil Woman
# Around The World
# Soul Love
# Legend
# People Rise Up
# Straighten It Out
# Free
# Thrill Is Gone
# Baby Needs Lovin
# "Get The Phone"
# Who KnowsDisc 2
# My Savior
# Waitin For The Train
# Jesus Just Left Chicago
# On Fire
# Wonderful Tonight
# In A Day
# Last Train To Chicago
# All Along The Watchtower
# When My Heart Beats Like A Hammer
# Precious Lady
Infobox Discography
Name = "Acid Blues Experience"
Type = studio
ChartPosition = TBR


Label = Shrapnel Records
Released = 2005
Tracks = "
# Last Train To Chicago
# Evil Woman
# Bullets
# Mulholland Shuffle
# Crashin' Down Like Thunder
# (Take Off)
# Around The World
# Colors
# Free
# Soul Love
# Like A Man
# Baby Needs Lovin'
# World Without You

References

Notes

the band released a new album last year. ill assume the only reason a page on an artist this unknown is because someone that works here is a fan. so ill let them take care of the editing. raw and real. October 07...it's great.

External links

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