TRAINWRECK
''COMING''
JUNE 23 2008
57:22
1 - Train Wreck Coming 3:59
2 - Devil Re-headed Woman 4:41
3 - Walking Down The Highway 4:24
4 - Friday Night 4:36
5 - Trade This Ol'46 6:33
6 - Tsunami 8:15
7 - Raining In My Heart 4:34
8 - Whole Lotta Lucky 4:20
9 - Decidin' Blues 5:45
10 - Heaven Ain't Too Far Away 4:53
11 - The Beer Song 4:21
Album Notes
By cdbaby
This is the debut album from Train Wreck, a rock/blues band from Austin Texas.
After paying their dues playing classic rock and Texas blues covers in countless smoky biker bars around Austin, the live music capital of the world, they decided to put together an album of original music. Drawing on each of their varied influences, they wrote 15 songs and narrowed them down to 11 for the record.
The band features lead guitarist/vocalist Donny Brewer who oozes his SRV influence wherever he can. Playing for over 20 years in bars and touring across the country, he shows his experience with any and all guitar music.
His brother, Ric, lays down the rhythm, showing his love for bands like Aerosmith and Van Halen. Brothers have a connection like no other and it definitely shows in the music.
Their father, Jim (G.D.), holds down the low-end fort on bass, although being the cause of his sons’ love for music may be his greatest deed. He brings influences from the Stones to Hendrix to the Ventures and every point in between.
On rhythm guitar is C.W. (Siege) Webb. Though not a Brewer, he is a family member without a doubt, raised in Lytton Springs, TX with the others since grade school. While he’s been known to recite Robert Johnson and Eazy-E in the same breath, he also brings his love for everything from the Beatles to the Dead to the band.
This is a tight group who loves music. No two members are alike and no two songs are alike. If you love guitar slinging rocking blues, I believe you’ll absolutely love this album.
''COMING''
JUNE 23 2008
57:22
1 - Train Wreck Coming 3:59
2 - Devil Re-headed Woman 4:41
3 - Walking Down The Highway 4:24
4 - Friday Night 4:36
5 - Trade This Ol'46 6:33
6 - Tsunami 8:15
7 - Raining In My Heart 4:34
8 - Whole Lotta Lucky 4:20
9 - Decidin' Blues 5:45
10 - Heaven Ain't Too Far Away 4:53
11 - The Beer Song 4:21
Album Notes
By cdbaby
This is the debut album from Train Wreck, a rock/blues band from Austin Texas.
After paying their dues playing classic rock and Texas blues covers in countless smoky biker bars around Austin, the live music capital of the world, they decided to put together an album of original music. Drawing on each of their varied influences, they wrote 15 songs and narrowed them down to 11 for the record.
The band features lead guitarist/vocalist Donny Brewer who oozes his SRV influence wherever he can. Playing for over 20 years in bars and touring across the country, he shows his experience with any and all guitar music.
His brother, Ric, lays down the rhythm, showing his love for bands like Aerosmith and Van Halen. Brothers have a connection like no other and it definitely shows in the music.
Their father, Jim (G.D.), holds down the low-end fort on bass, although being the cause of his sons’ love for music may be his greatest deed. He brings influences from the Stones to Hendrix to the Ventures and every point in between.
On rhythm guitar is C.W. (Siege) Webb. Though not a Brewer, he is a family member without a doubt, raised in Lytton Springs, TX with the others since grade school. While he’s been known to recite Robert Johnson and Eazy-E in the same breath, he also brings his love for everything from the Beatles to the Dead to the band.
This is a tight group who loves music. No two members are alike and no two songs are alike. If you love guitar slinging rocking blues, I believe you’ll absolutely love this album.
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