Michael Burks, Vocals and Guitar; Tony Stead, Keyboards; Scot Sutherland, Bass; Chuck “Popcorn” Louden, Drums

Recorded at Knuckleheads, Kansas City, MO, May 1, 2010

Tommy Castro Presents the Legendary Rhythm & Blues Revue--Live!

Order from Alligator

Michael Burks - Voodoo Spell

The Lou Gramm Band - One Dream
Highlander II: The Quickening

The Lou Gramm Band - One Dream

The Juggernaut

Larry McCray (guitar & vocal)
Live At Hora Cero Blues Special Radio Show
Buenos Aires, Argentina. November 1996

Electric Man (Larry McCray)

A collab of GDG garage dubstep/techstep and grime in the mix featuring Bigrikkib X skynet collab mixed and then produced by s.k.y.n.e.t big up all garage grime and dubstep crews ,artists ,djs mcs and vocalists and record labels. enjoy the ride and all comments are welcomed and encouraged thank you 

garage dubstep techstep grime collab 4

Recorded November 1996 at Blues Special Club, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Larry McCray: Guitar & Vocal
Omar Itcovici: Guitar
Chucky de Ipola; Keyboard
Esteban "Blues Boy" Garcia: Harp
Mauro Diana: Bass
Adrian Flores: Drums

I'm A Lover Not A Fighter (Larry McCray)

NONE OF THESE SONGS WERE WRITTEN BY ME EXCEPT WHERE NOTED. 

BEHOLD!! My crazy demo page! Here you will find an ever growing list of songs that I love to play. Some are originals but most are songs by other artists that I’ve put my own spin on or put through my musical “meat grinder” if you will. I’ve written some instrumentals as well. I play mostly Blues Rock but I love to venture into heavier territory now and then. I love to write original music but I also feel called to preserve the music by as many artists as I can that I grew up listening to and learning from. So I record covers. I don’t sell them. I do sell my own music. They’re just here to stream. All of these songs were recorded in GarageBand on my iPad. All guitars and bass guitars are done by me. The drums and percussion are loops that I’ve edited and manipulated. I truly hope you enjoy! 

Josh Parks
Born in Phoenix, Arizona, Josh began playing the guitar at age 13.  Josh’s family raised him on music by Cream, Eric Clapton, Santana, Jimi Hendrix, and The Doors, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, and Ten Years After just to name a few.  When he was 15, he heard Stevie Ray Vaughan for the first time.  Josh was inspired by Stevie's guitar licks and on that day Josh knew that he was born to play The Blues. By the time he graduated high school and moved to Prescott, Arizona, with his family, he had played in several blues bands.  At 21, Josh moved to Austin, Texas, to pursue his musical career. There he joined the Austin based blues/rock band The Big Nasty.  With them, he recorded his first album and went on his first tour of the Northeast coast of the US.  After two years in Austin, Josh moved to Kansas City where he formed several bands of his own over the years.  In 2015, Josh attended the King Biscuit Blues Festival in Helena, Arkansas.  He instantly felt like Arkansas was home and after a few months he moved to North Little Rock, Arkansas.  In 2016 he established the Josh Parks Band and he was also chosen as the front man for the Michael Burks Project Band which works to help keep Michael’s musical legacy alive.  He has been fortunate to play with many of his blues heroes including Michael Burks, Anson Funderburgh, Larry McCray (who nicknamed Josh “Buzzsaw”), Zac Harmon, and Walter Trout among others.  He and his well-seasoned band have amazing chemistry and it is enthralling to watch them feed off each other song after song.  Josh’s music reveals heavy Blues influence as well as Rock, Metal, 80s Hard Rock, Funk, and Soul but overall he describes the band’s sound as “Heavy Electric Blues/Rock.”  Josh sights his favorite band being Whitesnake, his favorite vocalist being David Coverdale and his favorite guitar players being Carlos Santana and George Lynch. With Josh’s explosive solos and rich tone and the blended talents of his band, The Josh Parks Band will mesmerize you to no end!

The Juggernaut

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