Artist description The band you'd most want to see if you were at an all day outdoor festival getting drunk in the sun.

Music Style Rock/Classic rock

Musical Influences Lynyrd Skynyrd, Led Zeppelin, Beatles, Beck, Pink Floyd, Black Crowes,Tom Petty

Artist History White Knuckle Ride is a 7 piece rock band with all the right ingredients: a pinch of southern slide, a scoop of fat back bass, a twist of bluegrass banjo and a slap of good ol' rock & roll. Dzielak having spent time in both Los Angeles and New York City was frustrated with joining bands. As a guitar player for Dogma,(a hard rock band from NY signed to King/Mercury records), Dzielak recorded two albums with the band before he decided to quit and go his own way creatively. He was ready to branch off into a different style of music after purchasing a banjo, lap steel and experimenting with vocal harmonies. Dzielak having written, recorded and played the demo by himself decided he wanted a band that didn't srimp on instruments. It was now time to contact some good ol' boys from and around the PA area including Big Leo Shotz(played sax for Chubby Checker), Armond Sposto(Bassist from Bliss)a local hero on the scene. brother Ed Dzielak(drummer from Stottles Rockets), Kevin Conway on percussion and Merle Hatchet on banjo, guitar. "IT ROCKS BALLS" describes Dzielak so check em' out live in and around NY, NJ,and PA there HOT AS TITS.

Group Members Randy Dzielak, Ed Dzielak, Armond Sposto, Big Leo, Kevin Conway, Rocco Sifredi and Merle Hachet

Instruments Guitar, Slide Guitar, Bass, Banjo, Lap Steel, Sax, Flute, Bag pipes, B3 organ, Piano, drums and percussion

Albums America Starts Here

Press Reviews "This band rocks!" - Local Bar

Location Scranton, PA - USA

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