LOST DOG FOUND
''DINE ON DANGER''
AUGUST 19 2014
35:57
1 Hot Swing Is Back 4:19
2 The Big Stomper 3:07
3 The Ghost of Johnny Walker 4:26
4 These Times Are Tough (But Baby So Are We) 3:22
5 I'm Not Crying for You 3:59
6 Dine On Danger 3:12
7 Give Me Love 3:06
8 I Never Thought You Would Make It 2:57
9 You Are the Kind of Girl 4:01
10 Nobody Loves Me Like You Do 3:28
ABOUT
By Official Site
Taking the classic sounds of jump blues, Americana, swing, rock, and soul, Lost Dog Found has always had the intention of combining those musical styles into a modern sound that is distinctly their own. It's part Ray Charles, part Bruno Mars, part Brian Setzer Orchestra... and extremely danceable.
From city concerts and festivals, to swing ballrooms and nightclubs, the band is famous for packing the dance floor with their infectious blend of contemporary original songs. The music is somehow familiar, yet current in feel that appeals to a wide fan base; not only have they found success locally (the band won the Press Democrat "Best Local Band" award in 2013), but globally, with fans of all ages in over 50 countries.
How'd this whole thing get off the ground? Stevie Mac and front man Chris Hudlow were childhood friends from Sebastopol, and eventually went their separate ways after high school graduation. Steve started up a music publishing company for his own work, and in 2009 began fiddling with songs that put a modern twist on soul, swing, and jump blues tunes. The twist was to have the band to be led by guitar and driven by a dynamic horn section, and it had to kick some tail. The songs had life, but no band to play them.
After hooking up with drummer Kyle Pesonen, Steve reunited with Chris on Facebook and invited him to audition, and Lost Dog Found was born and playing live within 3 months. The current line up now includes musicians from all over the bay area, including Jeremy Greene on tenor/baritone sax, Craig Berletti on trumpet, Nick Miller on alto sax, and upright bassist Andy Bergman.
Lost Dog Found started playing everything from bars to burlesque shows, steadily working their way up the food chain and building up their reputation as one of the best live shows around. They released their debut album, "The Jump Start Scandal" in 2012, and soon after became the #1 indie blues band in the world on Jango.com's charts for six months straight. Higher profile shows, festivals, and tours up and down the west coast followed, along with opportunities to open for big names such as Imelda May, Jimmie Vaughan and Tommy Castro.
OFFICIAL SITE
''DINE ON DANGER''
AUGUST 19 2014
35:57
1 Hot Swing Is Back 4:19
2 The Big Stomper 3:07
3 The Ghost of Johnny Walker 4:26
4 These Times Are Tough (But Baby So Are We) 3:22
5 I'm Not Crying for You 3:59
6 Dine On Danger 3:12
7 Give Me Love 3:06
8 I Never Thought You Would Make It 2:57
9 You Are the Kind of Girl 4:01
10 Nobody Loves Me Like You Do 3:28
ABOUT
By Official Site
Taking the classic sounds of jump blues, Americana, swing, rock, and soul, Lost Dog Found has always had the intention of combining those musical styles into a modern sound that is distinctly their own. It's part Ray Charles, part Bruno Mars, part Brian Setzer Orchestra... and extremely danceable.
From city concerts and festivals, to swing ballrooms and nightclubs, the band is famous for packing the dance floor with their infectious blend of contemporary original songs. The music is somehow familiar, yet current in feel that appeals to a wide fan base; not only have they found success locally (the band won the Press Democrat "Best Local Band" award in 2013), but globally, with fans of all ages in over 50 countries.
How'd this whole thing get off the ground? Stevie Mac and front man Chris Hudlow were childhood friends from Sebastopol, and eventually went their separate ways after high school graduation. Steve started up a music publishing company for his own work, and in 2009 began fiddling with songs that put a modern twist on soul, swing, and jump blues tunes. The twist was to have the band to be led by guitar and driven by a dynamic horn section, and it had to kick some tail. The songs had life, but no band to play them.
After hooking up with drummer Kyle Pesonen, Steve reunited with Chris on Facebook and invited him to audition, and Lost Dog Found was born and playing live within 3 months. The current line up now includes musicians from all over the bay area, including Jeremy Greene on tenor/baritone sax, Craig Berletti on trumpet, Nick Miller on alto sax, and upright bassist Andy Bergman.
Lost Dog Found started playing everything from bars to burlesque shows, steadily working their way up the food chain and building up their reputation as one of the best live shows around. They released their debut album, "The Jump Start Scandal" in 2012, and soon after became the #1 indie blues band in the world on Jango.com's charts for six months straight. Higher profile shows, festivals, and tours up and down the west coast followed, along with opportunities to open for big names such as Imelda May, Jimmie Vaughan and Tommy Castro.
OFFICIAL SITE
