Album Notes

"Red hot mama Andrea Dagmar Brown together with her Seductones gives us a CD full of up-tempo R&B, '50s and '60s rock 'n' roll, and '60s country. Food for the jukebox."
-RootsTown Music, Belgium

"The title track, 'A Little Bit of Love,' rocks a whole lotta bit more."
-Boppin' Around, The Netherlands

"A powerful, dynamic woman's voice, full of presence, in addition to a band with the same attributes, who are equally at home with the blues and rock'n'roll--those are the ingredients for the first CD by Dagmar and the Seductones."
-Rock'n'Roll Music Magazine, Germany

"North Virginia's temptress Andrea Dagmar Brown can make ya melt."
-Rockabilly Girls

"The Seductones are fronted by Andrea Dagmar Brown, who has a fantastic set of pipes...Dagmar seems to strut about and stalk onstage throughout every tune. Her prowling, growling vocals add plenty of sizzle to the already high-energy...song list."
-Les Reynolds, Indie-Music.com

BIOS:
Andrea Dagmar Brown, Vocals:
Dagmar's dynamic presence and sultry soaring style have delighted audiences from juke joints and honkytonks to elegant hotels and historic ballrooms. She has been featured on live radio and in concert. She toured Europe and Africa, entertaining the troops at U.S. Navy bases. She formed Dagmar and The Seductones in December 2001 and they've been rock'n'rollin' audiences ever since. Little Bitta Love is her first CD release on TYM Records.

The Seductones--Bob Newscaster, Bryan Smith and Dave Elliott--set fire to these tracks as they reach right down to the roots and rave up some red-blooded rhythms!

Bob Newscaster, Guitar:
Bob Newscaster has been playing guitar professionally since he was thirteen. He made his mark playing rockabilly in the Washington, DC area with Tex Rubinowitz, Bob E. Rock, and Billy Hancock, on stage and on Ripsaw Records. Bob has also had the pleasure of performing with Bo Diddley, The Clovers, Jack Scott, Robert Gordon, Vernon Taylor and Narvel Felts, among others.

Bryan Smith, Upright and Electric Bass:
Bryan earned international exposure as a member of The Star Spangled Washboard Band. Along with Bob Newscaster, he is featured on the Ripsaw classics, including "Hot Rod Man" with Tex Rubinowitz and "Jessie Lee" with Billy Hancock. In 1980, Bryan enlisted in the U.S. Navy as a member of the Country Current. For the next ten years he performed for Presidents and VIP's with the world's best country players.

Dave Elliott, Drums:
Dave Elliott's career began in the mid-'60's. In 1972, Danny Gatton asked Dave to join his new act and with Billy Hancock, the legendary Danny and the Fat Boys were born. Elliott continued playing, recording and touring with the bands of Danny Gatton until 1990. Internationally known as "Dr. Shuffle," he has gigged with Les Paul, Hot Tuna, Bill Kirchen, Johnny Seaton and many, many more.