Artist description Five life long friends who love to play music together. We're into Basement-Tapes type rock and roll stuff for the good of all mankind. You're welcome.

Music Style Roots, Rock and Roll, Blues

Musical Influences Dylan, The Band, Neil Young, Wilco, Cracker, Albert Collins

Similar Artists Neil Young, Wilco, Cracker, The Band

Artist History Originally hailing from a small town in Nova Scotia, Canada, (which shall remain nameless, but it rhymes with 'what the heck') and ostracized by that community for their inability to play Celtic Music, (well, that and the community hall incident, about which the less said the better) the lads loaded up their '75 GMC van and pointed that sucker west.This music is guaranteed to quiet crying babies, make it rain in a drought, and holds the secret to world peace; provided you're open to it. Rather than have this music fall into the wrong hands (and you know who you are) Hitches Maguffins wants to make this music available to the world on an equal opportunity first-come-first-serve basis. Naturally, mp3.com is the perfect place for this stuff, it wouldn't be right to keep it to ourselves.So enjoy.

Group Members Simon Lust: Vocals, harmonica The Scallawag: Drums, backing vocals "Ranklyn" Franklyn MacAllistair: Bass, backing vocals U.C. Maguffin: Organ, backing vocals Ralph MacDonald: Guitars.

Instruments Classic amps & guitars, bass, cheesey Hammond 'Sounder' organ that the church lady doesn't know is missing yet, drums.

Albums 1061 E12th Ave

Press Reviews Canadian band with a singer who sounds a lot like Rick Danko play sloppy but likeable rock 'n' roll. Homemade tapes sound a little thin, but the good times come through. -Tim Q. (listen.com)

Location Vancouver, British Columbia - Canada

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