FIVE HORSE JOHNSON
''BLUES FOR HENRY ...''
1996
47:29
1/Let Me In
Five Horse Johnson/6:40
2/Addie
Five Horse Johnson/6:12
3/Sermons in the Yard
Five Horse Johnson/5:23
4/Candystore
Five Horse Johnson/4:41
5/Honeycomb
Five Horse Johnson/5:18
6/Wishing Well
Five Horse Johnson/5:14
7/Roscoe Gauldin
Five Horse Johnson/5:43
8/Odella
Five Horse Johnson/8:18
Brad Coffin/Guitar, Vocals
Eric Oblander/Harp, Vocals
Steve Smith/Bass
Mike Alonso/Drums
BIOGRAPHY
by Charles Spano
Five Horse Johnson comes straight out of Toledo, OH, with big riff, get down, rootsy, middle American rock & roll that takes acid blues and Led Zeppelin and mixes in influences like the Black Crowes, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Aerosmith, and ZZ Top.
The band -- made up of Eric Oblander on harps and vocals, Brad Coffin on guitar, Steve Smith on bass, and Mike Alonso on drums -- got together in 1995 and began opening for acts like War, Southern Culture on the Skids, Atomic Bitchwax, the Queens of the Stone Age, and R.L. Burnside. In 1998, they released Double Down. The critically acclaimed Fat Black Pussycat followed in 1999 and The No. 6 Dance came out on Small Stone Records in 2001.
''BLUES FOR HENRY ...''
1996
47:29
1/Let Me In
Five Horse Johnson/6:40
2/Addie
Five Horse Johnson/6:12
3/Sermons in the Yard
Five Horse Johnson/5:23
4/Candystore
Five Horse Johnson/4:41
5/Honeycomb
Five Horse Johnson/5:18
6/Wishing Well
Five Horse Johnson/5:14
7/Roscoe Gauldin
Five Horse Johnson/5:43
8/Odella
Five Horse Johnson/8:18
Brad Coffin/Guitar, Vocals
Eric Oblander/Harp, Vocals
Steve Smith/Bass
Mike Alonso/Drums
BIOGRAPHY
by Charles Spano
Five Horse Johnson comes straight out of Toledo, OH, with big riff, get down, rootsy, middle American rock & roll that takes acid blues and Led Zeppelin and mixes in influences like the Black Crowes, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Aerosmith, and ZZ Top.
The band -- made up of Eric Oblander on harps and vocals, Brad Coffin on guitar, Steve Smith on bass, and Mike Alonso on drums -- got together in 1995 and began opening for acts like War, Southern Culture on the Skids, Atomic Bitchwax, the Queens of the Stone Age, and R.L. Burnside. In 1998, they released Double Down. The critically acclaimed Fat Black Pussycat followed in 1999 and The No. 6 Dance came out on Small Stone Records in 2001.
