Roadhouse Dogs Discography of CDs

Roadhouse Dogs albums Here is the long-awaited 'first' album from the Roadhouse Dogs, London's finest Americana roots-rockers. Produced by Jason Emberton and recorded in early 2009, it features 13 new songs that conjure up echoes of everyone from the Stones to Woody Guthrie and beyond. In 2003, Donnie Burke, erstwhile singer, guitar-player and songwriter with legendary 80's London 'post-punk' rockers 'The Gas', rose from a near-15 year hiatus into a new and exciting period of productivity and songwriting. Bored and disillusioned with the manner in which traditional American influences, blues, country, soul etc. , had been slowly eroded and all but erased from the mainstream British music scene ever since the great punk explosion of 1977, he had begun an odyssey of discovery in the USA, hitting on the thriving and ever-burgeoning 'alt-country' movement that had received scant attention in his native London. Invigorated and energised and armed with a guitar, harmonica and drum machine, Burke retreated into his modest loft studio and set about recording a set of songs that became the first Roadhouse Dogs album 'Nowhereville' (2005). It was essentially a work of fiction credited to a make-believe ...

Roadhouse Dogs music CDs Here is the second release from the legendary Roadhouse Dogs as they continue their journey through the heartland of American roots music. There is no style into which these songs will fit snugly. They are not blues, nor country, nor soul, jazz, R&B or rock and roll but rather a kaleidescope of all the above, melted ...

Roadhouse Dogs discography We had to take this music back to where it came from so we drove across the USA trying to find somewhere to play....but we couldn't get a single booking anywhere. Then we pitched up at this old roadhouse in the middle of nowhere..There was a guy outside sweeping up the yard... "Sure, I can get ya up on that stand tonight" he told us and then he went inside.. to talk to his boss he said, kinda laughin' and mutterin' to himself, leaving us outside 'til the sun went down, cold and shiverin', kickin' up dirt like a pack of old roadhouse dogs