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Michael R. Kelley commented on Mud, Blood & Beer's video
Never heard of these guys, but I liked this song a lot. I'll be looking for "Gone For Good" to buy. The band's name sounds like a lyric from the Johnny Cash song, A Boy Named Sue when he says that they fought in "the mud,…
Mud, Blood & Beer - "Mine the Light"
Mud, Blood & Beer's new video "Mine the Light" from their upcoming sophomore album Gone for Good. Go to www.mudbloodbeermusic.com to get their new album
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Another great review. Belgium is My New Favourite Country!
http://www.rootsville.be/CD%20REVIEW%20TOTAL/CD%20REVIEWS%202009/MUD%20BLOOD%20BEER.htmlProperly translated (for the most part):The Bottle rockets don’t leave any doubt that they are once again spicing it up in the alternative country/roots/ rock scene with their new album “Lean Forward” (see CD reviews). This is perhaps right on time since with ‘newcomers’ Mud, Blood &…See More
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Great International Review!! - I see a Trip to Amsterdam in the Future!
http://www.altcountryforum.nl/2009/08/03/mud-blood-beer-mud-blood-beer/Translation:My fondness for superb alternative and roots-rock sound from a 2 guitar, bass and drummer based band rises again as I’m listening to the debut CD of the New York band “Mud & Blood & Beer”. They got the name from a line in the classic Johnny Cash song “A Boy Named Sue”” Kicking and a gouging in the mud and…See More
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Awesome review of our debut disk at hickorywind.org!!!!
July 23, 2009"MUD, BLOOD AND BEER"Posted by Hal Bogerd at July 23, 2009 9:43 PMThe self-titled debut album from "Mud, Blood & Beer" rocks as much, if not more, than it twangs. While the Byrds and Buffalo Springfield, Uncle Tupelo and the Jayhawks are obvious touchstones, the Long Ryders, Guadalcanal Diary, Jason and the Scorchers as well as early REM but are perhaps closest in sound, attitude and songwriting style. Sure…See More
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Mud, Blood & Beer replied to Midwestern Lull's discussion 'everyone post your music here...'
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Why, hello! Thanks for coming to our No Depression Member page and (hopefully) listening to our new CD - GONE FOR GOOD!
Perhaps it may be time to reintroduce ourselves - it has been a while:
Mud, Blood & Beer is a New York City-based alt-country, roots-rock, twang-core (and other hyphenated words) band that has been kicking around since early ought’ seven playing at some of the best dive bars that Gotham has to offer, including the Knitting Factory, the Lakeside Lounge, and the R-Bar. The band carries on the spirit of alt-country pioneers Uncle Tupelo, the Jayhawks, and Jason & The Nashville Scorchers.
The name “Mud, Blood & Beer” is cribbed from a line in Johnny Cash’s classic “A Boy Named Sue”: “Kicking and a' gouging in the mud and the blood and the beer” and is a perfectly apt description of who we are and where we derive.
Our sophomore disk builds on the promise of our well-received debut but showcases our growth. These songs hit upon the appropriate alt-country touchstones of drinking, some more drinking, drinking and rehab, yet further expand the playing field with complexity and creativity.
Mud, Blood & Beer is made up of New York City music scene veterans Jess Hoeffner (guitar, vocals), Stephen Swalsky (bass), Jon Glover (guitar, vocals), and Stephen Sperber (drums). They deliver the rock, the twang, the harmonies, and the songs.
Some nice things that were said about our debut disk:
“An excellent debut album.”
- No Depression (www.nodepression.com)
“Thirteen hook-filled tracks … A serious contender for debut disc of the year … Highly recommended”
- Hickory Wind (www.hickorywind.org)
“I don’t know where this band came from…I love this entire album!”
- Americana Roots (www.americanaroots.com)
Our second CD is available through our website (http://www.mudbloodbeermusic. com), CDbaby.com, iTunes, and other Internet retailers. Please buy many copies.
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Another great review. Belgium is My New Favourite Country!
http://www.rootsville.be/CD%20REVIEW%20TOTAL/CD%20REVIEWS%202009/MUD%20BLOOD%20BEER.html
Properly translated (for the most part):
The Bottle rockets don’t leave any doubt that they are once again spicing it up in the alternative country/roots/ rock scene with their new album “Lean Forward” (see CD reviews). This is perhaps right on time… Continue
Properly translated (for the most part):
The Bottle rockets don’t leave any doubt that they are once again spicing it up in the alternative country/roots/ rock scene with their new album “Lean Forward” (see CD reviews). This is perhaps right on time… Continue
Posted on August 11, 2009 at 8:00am
Great International Review!! - I see a Trip to Amsterdam in the Future!
http://www.altcountryforum.nl/2009/08/03/mud-blood-beer-mud-blood-beer/
Translation:
My fondness for superb alternative and roots-rock sound from a 2 guitar, bass and drummer based band rises again as I’m listening to the debut CD of the New York band “Mud & Blood & Beer”. They got the name from a line in the classic Johnny Cash song… Continue
Posted on August 6, 2009 at 1:36pm
Awesome review of our debut disk at hickorywind.org!!!!
July 23, 2009
"MUD, BLOOD AND BEER"
Posted by Hal Bogerd at July 23, 2009 9:43 PM
The self-titled debut album from "Mud, Blood & Beer" rocks as much, if not more, than it twangs. While the Byrds and Buffalo Springfield, Uncle Tupelo and the Jayhawks are obvious touchstones, the Long Ryders, Guadalcanal Diary, Jason and the Scorchers as well as early REM but are perhaps closest in sound,… Continue
Posted on July 23, 2009 at 8:37pm
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 9:19am on December 21, 2009,
simon2307 said… - Great album guys, enjoyed it a lot, good luck with it.
Cheers,
Simon
- At 8:34am on August 6, 2009,
100 Damned Guns said… - right back atcha, ya'll are badass.
- At 8:58am on July 10, 2009,
No Depression said… - Hi there and welcome to the new community site! We hope you're finding everything okay. Please let us know if you have any questions or feedback (here are some FAQs in case anything's confusing). Thanks for joining. Cheers!
Kim
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