On Easter 2013 Chris Chancey and Scott Morgan headed deep in the woods of Finland to the small summer cabin village of Mynterlä in the dead of winter to record sessions of a few of their favorite Outlaw songs and Rockabilly versions of a few country and punk songs.  
"We arrived at 11:30 at night and didn't know what we where getting ourselves into with the snow. As it turns out; we had a 150 meter hike from a spot we could park the car and start humping gear to the cabin in knee deep snow. After firing up the wood burning sauna to get the cabin warmed up enough for our hands to have feeling and human habitation, we started rolling tracks. We recorded from 1am-6am, got up the next morning made some strong cowboy coffee and continued pickin' for another 12 hrs".
Chancey and Scott are members of the band Sixgun Republic. With half the boys back in the USA and Scott and Chancey currently living in Finland. They decided to get together for some recordings of the songs they play in duo and sometimes trio gigs with up right slap bass player Iikka Kettunen from the band Flat Top Rockets. Iikka just happened to be in the USA touring with Sixgun Republic's other guitar player Johnny Richie at the time and unfortunately missed this session.
Playing mostly Motorcycle clubs and the farthest reaches of Finland that no bands ever would dream of playing the boys just love to bring real American Outlaw music to the hardcore people that live in Finland. 
This is "The best of songs" from the session recorded over 2 brutally cold winter days deep in the woods of Finland. 

Armed with only Logic Pro9, One Mic, 1 track per song and 2 guitars;1949 Gibson L50 and a Epiphone EJ 200...LO FI Breakdown....and there was a few beers involved!
Many thanks to all our supporters over the last 13 years and especially our families and most importantly or wives for the strong backbone and thick skin they show to put up with our wild ways and shenanigans! To ALL of you; we would not have the courage without you pushing us all the time to just be ourselves.

The Regulators-The Mynterlä Acoustic Session

On Easter 2013 Chris Chancey and Scott Morgan headed deep in the woods of Finland to the small summer cabin village of Mynterlä in the dead of winter to record some sit down sessions of a few of their favorite Outlaw songs and Rockabilly versions of a few country and punk songs.  
"We arrived at 11:30 at night and didn't know what we where getting ourselves into with the snow. As it turns out; we had a 150 meter hike from a spot we could park the car and start humping gear to the cabin in knee deep snow. After firing up the wood burning sauna to get the cabin warmed up enough for our hands to have feeling and human habitation, we started rolling tracks. We recorded from 1am-6am, got up the next morning made some strong cowboy coffee and continued pickin' for another 12 hrs".
Chancey and Scott are members of the band Sixgun Republic. With half the boys back in the USA and Scott and Chancey currently living in Finland. They decided to get together for some recordings of the songs they play in duo and sometimes trio gigs with up right slap bass player Iikka Kettunen from the band Flat Top Rockets. Iikka just happened to be in the USA touring with Sixgun Republic's other guitar player Johnny Richie at the time and unfortunately missed this session.
Playing mostly Motorcycle clubs and the farthest reaches of Finland that no bands ever would dream of playing the boys just love to bring real American Outlaw music to the hardcore people that live in Finland.
This is the best of session recorded over 2 brutally cold winter days deep in the woods of Finland. 

Recorded with Logic Pro9, One Mic, 1 track per song and 2 guitars;1955 Gibson L5 and a Epiphone EJ 200...LO FI Breakdown! And there a few beers involved!
Many thanks to all our supporters over the last 13 years and especially our families and most importantly or wives for the strong backbone and thick skin they show to put up with our wild ways and shenanigans! Without ALL of you we would not have the courage without you pushing us all the time to just be ourselves.