Straight out of the box on ‘Give A Damn’, vocalist Chris Shayne has a gritty, earthy sound to his voice that screams Southern Rawk.  Starting off the opening line, he is like Chris Rea on steroids before letting rip and then some. It’s the first single from ‘Turning Stones’, and there’s good reason for it, it’s a groove laden beast of a song that you cant help moving to – if you can't move ‘n’ groove to this then you’re probably dead! Or stupid! Or both!

I'm loving the dropped d and I think that must be part of what is reminding me of 90s era stuff like Them Bones-AIC, but the vocals are putting me in the mindset of of blues-based metal acts like Little Caesar or even sort of like Circus of Power a bit.  REALLY great stuff!!  I love this!

You write like me!  :D  I like what I'm hearing

Turning Stones

Give a Damn

Give A Damn

Christopher Shayne is bringing rock into the modern era—not from Georgia or Nashville, but from the dry, sunbaked heart of Arizona. This is music for open highways and hard truths. With roots in blues, country, and classic rock, Shayne’s sound has one boot in tradition and the other stomping into the future. Their new record—produced by outlaw royalty Shooter Jennings—is a revival and reinvention. Southern rock, but with a wild west twist.

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