Artist description One of the most talented independent and unsigned bands in Florida, Rooster Head was famous for its daring studio creativity and broad range of styles.

Music Style Eclectic

Musical Influences Beatles, Mot the Hoople, Hank Williams Sr.

Similar Artists Rooster Head sounds like Rooster Head

Artist History Rooster Head was active in south Florida from about 1991 until 1995 (I think); remnants of Rooster Head remain -- Bob Wlos and Barry McCann regularly record at L-7 under the Trail Dust and Lemmingmen monikers, as well as perform and produce other local bands. They've also been playing with Bandit. Dave Cook is around, too, working on his music at L-7. John Tillman plays in as many bands as he can at once. Mike Chattam pops up every once in a while. Mike Vullo is around here somewhere. Michael Kennedy died of an overdose a few years ago. Pete Moss did the same thing a year later. The music is still great, which is why we're posting everything -- everything -- here. Enjoy.

Instruments Everything down to the fake sitar in "Dear Mr. Geffen"

Albums Legendary, An American, Barnyard Delights, Tasting Your Molester and Traditional

Press Reviews Always rave about Rooster Head, the press reviews for every Rooster Head production were gushing. Rooster Head also won two Jammy awards for best South Florida Country Band (what were they thinking?!) and also for Best Album.

Additional Info "Mr. Lampshade's Violent Christmas" and the remix of "Dear Mr. Geffen" are favorites

Location Ft. Lauderdale, FL - USA

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