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The Subcontinentals : The Early Years
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A Party band in the grand tradition of Stax, New Orleans and Tex Mex, with plenty of blues, soul, swing thrown in for good measure.
Genre: Rock: Americana
Release Date: 2009
The Early Years Record Label: Faux Real
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
The Subcontinental 3:34 Album Only
Bad Love 3:32 Album Only
This Here's a Groove 3:42 Album Only
Goodnight Nobody 4:43 Album Only
The Continental Drift 3:59 Album Only
You Got to Love Me 3:58 Album Only
Baby, Maybe Then 3:41 Album Only
Little Ranchette 2:57 Album Only
I Got to Laugh 4:25 Album Only
Party Time 3:38 Album Only
You, Yeah You! 3:28 Album Only
Saints 2:44 Album Only
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Album Notes

The Subcontinentals are John Sieger (guitars & vocals), Mike Sieger (bass & vocals), Kelli Gonzalez (keyboards & vocals) and John Carr (drums). They have played together three years and were together in a previous band that played cajun and zydeco music, a real oddity for the upper midwest! John has had songs covered by Dwight Yoakam, Flaco Jimenez, Robbie Fulks, Jerry Harrison (Talking Heads), The Bodeans and scads of other discerning roots rockers and americana artists. The bands mission is simple: Number one, Have some fun, and number two: Have some more fun. We'll let you guess what number three is. They play dance music of all genres and wrote everything on this disc. This does not mean that they are allergic to good covers though, since they do everything from "My Boy Lollipop" to "Mambo Italiano." The main singers are John, who has a nasally soulful delivery and Kelli, whose smoky alto conjures up visions of Dusty, circa 1968. Mike Sieger sings in Spanglish. This disc is their first and truly captures an evening in Milwaukee when the beer is flowing and the dancers are wearing out the floor... it's almost like being there!

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