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cOmE On iN kAtS 'n kIttEnS! wEb-O-fArRelL iS
hErE. - The Farrell Bros rock like krazy! Frantic Rockabilly
with a Country Twang, a Punk Rock attitude n' shit-kickin'
sibling harmonies, it's understandable why the Farrell's have been
described as 'The Everly Bros meet The Sex Pistols or Hank Williams
at double speed'. With a live show that walks the fine line between
sublime harmony and rampant binary option demo account acoustic assault, this powerful duo guarantees
a lesson in the true essence of Rock n' Roll. The Farrell Bros.
started in Selkirk, Manitoba Canada in 1998 with
Gordie
n'
Shawn
each playing guitar. After releasing their debut,
'The
Ballad of Jackpine Slash',
they hooked up with a rhythm section for 2000's
'Go To Hell' EP. While the
Bros sound is rooted in the traditional 50's Rockabilly, they incorporate
other musical elements and themes into their hybrid mix.
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-THE FARRELL
BROS. - DEAD END BOYS - (Raucous Records 2007)
- Well folks, here it is! Our latest international
effort. What was
Curbstomp
Boogie to
Rumble
at the Opry, such is
Dead End Boys
to This is
a Riot. For
those of u’s not skooled in the nuances of the Farrell catalog,
what that means is,
Dead End Boys
is essentially the re-mastered UK release of
our Canadian released This is a Riot
(Stumble Records 2005) Make sense?
Here’s the best part cuzz! klick here!
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'Some bands only write
lyrics and sing about things from the 50s, but any of the artists we liked
in the '50s weren't trying to recreate something, they were creating something
new, but the true King of Rock n' Roll
is without a doubt
Gene Vincent.
This isn't my opinion, this is the Gospel. There wasn't a bone
in that man's body that wasn't Rock n' Roll.
God bless Gene'. states Shawn n' Gordie. For the next 2 years The
Farrell Bros toured internationally, with
Gordie Farrell
takin' over the Dog-house bass duties. In spring of 2002 they found themselves
back in the studio with new songs and the right line-up to lay down what
would eventually be released in Canada as 'Rumble
@ the Opry' on the Teenage Rampage Records,
and worldwide as 'Curbstomp
Boogie' on Raucous Records. With their
recently released recording,
'This Is A Riot'
on Stumble Records
and videos,
the Bros. look to be in for another busy year. The future of Rockabilly
is in good hands with Selkirk MB's favorite sons. Here's to havin' yerself
a whole lotta fun surfin' the site n' be sure to check out
the mP3 jookbox.
Hey, don't fergit to sign The Farrell Bros
guestbook!
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