Album Notes

"Time Machine" is a collection of songs written by Guitarist/Singer/Songwriter, Dale Peterson. But as the former leader of The Rhythm Lords, began the sessions he thought he was recording his next solo CD, but the personalities and musical styles gelled immediately and so "Trouble No More" was born.

"I always liked being in a band. I like the shared experience and influence that a particular group of people can have in defining a sound".

After spending the last decade starting a new record company, a new recording studio and focusing on a life long dream project, a 2 CD tribute to his father, musician/songwriter Harry Peterson, Dale was ready to get back to some rock & roll. "During that time I was always writing songs and planning for a follow up to my breakout solo CD, "Full Circle". I wanted to get back to my blues and rock & roll roots".

Steph Traino (Bass guitar & back up vocals) has been working off and on with Peterson ever since he joined the Rhythm Lords in 1990. When the guys where considering a name for the group Steph woke up one morning and it was in his head, Trouble No More! It's a positive name with a positive message which is also a song title by one of my favorite bluesmen, Muddy Waters. "Steph has worked with producer Ken Scott, Singer/Songwriter Blonde Chaplin and on Iggy Pop's Kill City.

Hampton Flanagan (Drums, Percussion & back up vocals) has worked with many singer/songwriters as well as straight up blues, surf, Latin and rock & roll bands. He has toured Europe and throughout the Southwest.

Mike Malone (Piano & Organ) is a long time friend who augments the band. He has toured and worked extensively with sax legend, Joe Houston is also leader of his own group, Mike Malone and the Soul Collectors.

Gerard Boisse (Alto, Tenor & Baritone Sax) is a busy session player and is also currently a member of the band, Rusty Venture

Trouble No More are primed and ready to tour. This is a group of road warriors who have proven themselves as true American rockers with thousands of miles of road performance experience and several recordings under their belt individually. They have recorded and shared the stage with numerous blues and rock legends playing to large crowds at festivals and concert clubs as well as thousands of roadhouses and rock clubs that litter the highways of the United States and Canada as well as stints in Europe.