Artist description An hybrid roots rock trio known for wild live shows

Music Style Southern-Fried Salsa Surfabilly

Musical Influences Ventures, Johnny Burnette, The Rhythm Kings, Link Wray, Frank Sinatra, Rolling Stones, Beatles, Pink Floyd, The Doors

Similar Artists Southern Culture on the Skids

Artist History Together 15 years. Toured the US nine times. Released three recordings on Little Abner Records. Have charted heavily on college radio across the nation. Opened for the Who at Charlotte's Blockbuster Pavilion. Backed rockabilly legend Robert Gordon live in Richmond, VA. Featured in Boston Globe cover article on NEMO Fest 98. PLayed Sleazefest 97. MAAAS Fest in Wilmington, NC. NXNE Toronto, Canada. Shows at Mex-econo in Kill Devil Hills, NC are legendary. Received favorable press in New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco. MTV uses music on Road Rules, Real World and other shows

Group Members Dominic Carpin Vocals and GuitarJimmy Kaylis Drums and vocalsJohn Dacey Bass and vocals

Instruments Bass, Guitar and Drums

Albums self-titled 4 song 7" ep, Oodjie-Boodjie Night Night (8 song 12" ep), Southern Barber Supply (16 song CD)

Press Reviews Boston Globe "danceable sound is as sporty as their name"Richmond Times-Dispatch "ought to put Richmond on the rock n roll map"CMJ "One of the South's best-kept secrets"San Fran Weekly "One more album like this and someone will have to make the Cashmere Jungle Lords into superstars"Creative Loafing Atlanta "Of all the new bands I've heard this year, this Richmond trio is my favorite"

Additional Info T-Shirts, bumper stickers, combs

Location Richmond, Virginia - USA

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