Artist description Singer/Songwriter T. Earl Adams and his band Big Earl's Barbecue distill a potent blend of rock, blues and country to form, what T. Earl calls "Music you can sink your teeth into". Songs for and about the everyman; love, loss, redemption, beer, aliens it's all here...

Music Style Original Rock, Blues, and Alt Country-ish stuff

Musical Influences Muddy Waters, Big Bill Broonzy, Johnny Cash, Ernest Tubb, Hank Williams Sr.

Similar Artists John Hiatt, Bruce Springsteen, Robert Earl Keen, John Prine, Steve Earle, Joe Ely, etc.

Artist History A long sordid history when, 24 years ago, someone handed T. Earl a bass guitar and showed him three notes to play. Here it is two and a half decades later and he's still playing those three notes... but much better now! His band includes the brothers Martin (L.J. & Kevin) whom he has been playing steadily with for 21 and 10 years, respectively. Mark is the new guy at four years of service.

Group Members T. Earl Adams - Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica L.J. Martin - Drums Kevin Martin - Bass Mark Schupferling - Lead guitar

Instruments Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Harmonica, Bass, Drums, Vocals

Albums Five from Column B

Press Reviews "They used a little too much starch, and they creased my slacks wrong" - T. Earl Adams

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Location Lompoc, CA - USA

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