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LOUISVILLE BOPPERS - HOWLIN'
TO THE MOONLIGHT - Album Description
It is said that good things come to those who wait.
And yes, here it is! After long nights of texting, hard months of rehearsing
and two visits to the studio, we are happy to present to you now, in 2018, the
second album of the LOUISVILLE
BOPPERS - HOWLIN’ TO THE MOONLIGHT!
The LOUISVILLE
BOPPERS are a Rockabilly
Trio coming from the town of Friedrichshafen in the South of Germany, currently consisting
of the father and son team Tom
(vocals, rhythm guitar) and Fabi Reder (vocals, lead guitar) as well as Matt
"Marshall" Uhl on double bass.
Founded in 2010 the band quickly started to conquer the stages in Germany, Austria,
Switzerland and Italy. The band has already shared the stage with Crazy Cavan,
played at well-known venues like The Trash Town Rockabilly, Rockabilly Big Bowl
or could be seen and heard at the Big Rhythm Rumble or the Rockabilly
Bombardment.
The debut album LOUISVILLE NIGHTS - recorded at Running Gun Recordings and
released as an own production in
2013 - came along with 10
self-composed, authentic and absolutely straight mid-50s crackers.
HOWLIN' TO THE
MOONLIGHT, partly continuing this tradition, was recorded
at Black Shack Recordings in
two sessions from 12/2017-04/2018.
Arranged in classic Rockabilly style the songs "Big Boppin' Daddy" (also on Rocket
Launch Vol. #2, Rhythm Bomb Records), "Circle Round The Moon", "Truck Drivin'Man" or "Rosa Lee" might be inspired by the early Sun Records,
Johnny Burnette or Jerry Reed, but they are unmistakeably pure LOUISVILLE BOOPERS sound.
But already the intro "Whooper Snooper" and the following "Run Through The Jungle" leave
no doubt that this time the guys have upped the ante. These two songs plus some
more little gems have been refined by Rockin' Bende on drums - like the two hardcore boppers "Meanest Thing" and "Rockin' Rolla Mama" (also
released on 7" Vinyl by
MIGRAINE).
On the other hand there are the slightly calmer and
more melancholic "Mighty Fine
Woman" and the bonus track "I'm Gone (Honky Tonkin')" which are accompanied by Simi Fässler on slide guitar.
The motto of this record was: just killers, no
fillers! It took its time but the result is impressive: an unforced and independent mix of 12 own an 4
covered red hot Rockabilly, Blues Bop and Honky Tonk tracks which
completely embody the preferences and the character of the LOUISVILLE BOPPERS. So GRAB IT!!