Cover of a John Fogarty tune. Licensed cover. I have the paperwork.

Bad Moon Rising John Fogarty cover by Chainsaw Curtis

Look At Me, God

From Street Corner Blue "Make Mine A Large"

Brass In Pocket

NightBeat
It's all about the music
Since  1957, Sam Cooke had been turning out hits like Twisting the Night Away, Cupid, Another Saturday Night, Chain Gang, and Having a Party.  But in 1963, he took a break from from the big orchestral productions to make Night Beat, an intimate recordig of blues and soul songs, The band was simple -  no horns, no strings, no back- up singers, just piano, guitar, bass and drums and Sam Cooke's voice.  
Taking its name and inspiration from Sam Cooke's album, Night Beat  is four musicians (piano/vocals, guitar, upright bass and drums) with decades of experience, solid musical chops and a deep love of Rhythm and Blues. The band repertoire consists of a range of songs from the 1950's through the 1970's in a stripped-down format, that focuses on the heart and soul of the songs themselves.
Joel Pace - Piano,Vocals
Domenic Bucci - Guitar
Bill Zielinski - Stand Up Bass
Jim Cheatle - Drums
Recorded, Mixed, Mastered - Domenic Bucci

Get Yourself Another Fool

Movin' On

A Soft Place To Fall

Street Corner Blue
Melva Schultz, vocals - Domenic Bucci, guitar - David Czech, bass - Bill Howard, trombone - Tom Kleeman, tenor sax - David Mitchell, trumpet/fluegelhorn, - Mike Lerner, drums
Arranged and produced - Domenic Bucci

Make Mine A Large

Pocky Way

Titles track to this CD  Featuring Alan Hall on drums, Nelson Braxton, bass, John R. Burr keyboards, Sam Hernandez percussion, Darius Babazadeh on soprano. I wrote this in Vienna, with pen and paper, in a bar without an instrument. Two doors down from one of Beethoven's residences.

An Uncommon Prayer

Self Storage

Available now at cdbaby.com From the album "Pantloads of Fun" this track features Johnny Bongo Schultz on drums. This is what happens when you leave me alone in the studio with a drum track and an eight channel  Teac tape deck.

I Call You Every Night

Chainsaw Curtis did his first paying gig in 1968.For the last thirty years he's been playing blues, rock'n'roll and what we are now calling Coronamericana. He's on Facebook but he refuses to get a smartphone so there's no chance of calling him up. His email address for the last 22 years is chainsawcurtis@yahoo.com Hit him up there. Thanks!

I Call You Every Night

Chainsaw Curtis

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