The Hearsay Prophets performing their original tune "Dissuade."

Dissuade (Orig.)

Venus (Shocking Blue Cover)

The Hearsay Prophets perform their original jugband/junkband tune "Penitentiary." 

Penitentiary (Orig.)

The Hearsay Prophets done went and made another tune. 

Rubberneckers (Orig.)

Helter Skelter cover by The Hearsay Prophets

Helter Skelter (cover)

So. Cal junk band The Hearsay Prophets performing their original tune "Lies." 

Lies - (Orig.)

The Hearsay Prophets performing Gus Cannon's 1927 tune "My Money Never Runs Out."

My Money Never Runs Out (Gus Cannon cover)

The Hearsay Prophets performing "Chocolate Jesus."

Chocolate Jesus (Tom Waits cover)

The Hearsay Prophets performing "Hog for You Baby."

Hog for You Baby (Lieber/Stoller cover)

My Gal (Jim Kweskin Jug Band cover)

Original "Knoxville Girl's revenge" tune by The Hearsay Prophets. Features Eddie Olivas on guitar. The murdered woman from all those old folk, blues and bluegrass tunes takes her revenge.

She Comes Back (Orig.)

No Traces (Orig.)

Another original tune by The Hearsay Prophets.

Find My Way (Orig.)

The Hearsay Prophets are an American junk-blues outfit who play an assortment of real, toy, homemade and makeshift instruments. The tools of their trade range from ukulele, guitar and banjo to pots, pans, boxes, cans, whistles, kazoo, washtub, paintbucket and anything else that works. And it turns out that just about anything works.

Zealous promoters of the Homemade Music movement, the Prophets bring a welcoming -- and welcome -- rawness and bare musical honesty. They are dedicated to the old, time-honored American tradition of making music at home, with whatever and whomever you've got at hand and without any ambition other than filling your hearts with joy.

The Hearsay Prophets

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