Album Notes

THIS CD IS NOW ONLY AVAILABLE DIGITALLY.

Featuring the five #1 MP3 hits "Radio Rodeo", "Off", "Surrender", "Ball & Chain", & "Freight Train".

"Awesome!" - GRITZ Magazine

"...screamingly magnificent..." - Powerplay Magazine

"Hammering heavy metal with boot stompin' beats!" - Music Connection

"An instant add" - Pro Critic Radio

"Grade A...music with payload...that hits you square in the face like a double barreled shotgun!" - Campus Circle

"...one of the God-damnedest things I've heard...[of] the coyote killing, moonshine swilling Hank Williams variety, [that's] played with authoritative ferocity...and sheer hammer-down crunch." - NY Waste

"Yeehaw! It's time to strap on your chaps, along with those boots and spurs, 'cause these boys are pure country rock & roll!" - Live Magazine

"A must see band! Looks, talent, and truly professional, 1880 has it all! Ass/shit kickin' style the way I like it! This band gets it on!" - Rock City News

1880 is the brainchild of Scotty "Boy" McCoy. Literally, the preacher's daughter's son, Scotty was born in the hills of east Tennessee and grew up watching his grandfather preach fire and brimstone while listening to the Baptist choir sing country-gospel.

When he decided to learn guitar, his daddy bought him the best teacher he could think of: a "how to" book and record by B.B. King.

During his high school years Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Lynyrd Skynyrd, & Van Halen caught his ear, and from that point on, he knew he had to rock.

Since the west was always calling, it was in L.A. that 1880 was formed.

Culling the psycho screaming guitar talents of Paul Jacques, the thunderous and professional precision bass work of Mike Reagan, and the spot-on, knee knockin', socks rockin' drumming of Dino DiBella, the boys have been tearing up the L.A. club scene and growing a devoted following of fans looking for a great band playing great songs!