K-Floor
Rats Live On No Evil Star
© 2001 Treasure Records (801967010121)
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Named for Howlin' Wolf's classic blues tune, "Killing Floor," K-Floor is the Mid-Atlantic region's hottest band. Along with their ability to blend authentic blues, earthy grooves, and powerful songwriting is making K-Floor a widely popular live act.
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- 1 Break Of Day
- 2 Will I Stay
- 3 Poison
- 4 Grace
- 5 Philadelphia
- 6 Brick
- 7 Can't Lose
- 8 The Chickenhawk
- 9 Pink Diddley
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The band's popularity carried them into new markets after live performances at some of Philadelphia's highest profile shows including the "Y-100 Festival" and "Jam on the River", as well as, television appearances on Fox's Good Day Philadelphia and Philly UPN 57. Recently, while showcasing at Austin's "South by Southwest" conference, K-Floor was interviewed by former MTV VJ Matt Pinfield to be aired on "Farmclub.com", a nationally syndicated music television show on the USA network.
The band has shared the same bill with timeless acts as diverse as Johnny Winter, Bela Fleck, George Thorogood, Steve Miller, Kool and the Gang, and Los Lobos. In addition, K-Floor has also played with modern rockers Smashmouth, the Offspring, Barenaked Ladies, and Sugar Ray. And this is just the beginning for K-Floor. "There is something special about playing for an audience," says LIVE. By playing an average of five shows a week and constant touring, K-Floor has attracted a loyal following at venues across half of the country.
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Great young blues band
author: Matt PaolettiI used to see these guys live a couple times a month. Very talented man (Nick) is the lead guitarist and singer. Fantastic Blues check out this CD, it rocks.