Name: Don't Start Dreaming by robrussell
Duration: 2 min 31 s
Description: An older song by Robert Alfonso & myself that I've been re-tooling a bit, key and melody-wise.

Song by robert alfonso, walt wilkins and myself (1998-ish); this is from a demo recorded in 2000 by andy russell, alan marcum, travis stuart and I here in Johnson City in keith smith's basement.

Eight and a Half by Eleven

Cover of Possum Kingdom by EngineEar. 
Pat Carter : Vocals
Mike Stephenson : Drums, Bass, Guitars, Backing Vocals

Possum Kingdom (Toadies Cover).mp3

Normaltones Live @ Down Home 8-31-85
Eugene Wolf, lead vocal
Emily Green, harmony vocal
Mike Knowles, guitar and harmony vocal
Sam Burke , bass
Brian Knave, drums
Ed Snodderly, dobro

Live at Down Home

Crazy Arms

Our Lady

Here I Am

Reckoning

Shame On Me

An older song by Robert Alfonso & myself that I've been re-tooling a bit, key and melody-wise.

Don't Start Dreaming

The Junkers from Knoxville, TN recorded in Arby's Farmhouse in summer 1992. 
Drums - Mike Nasrallah
Guitars - John David Taylor
Bass & Vocals - Rob Russell

1992 demo

Laundrymat Queen

"Jammin Tree", Holyoke,MA
(Cover) Written by Roland Orzabal
Vocals: Emily French
Guitars: Jason Szafranski
Keyboards, Vocals: Christopher Slaughter
Bass: Tom Hamel

Mad World

"Wall of Pop," Charmed I'm Sure (© 2010).
Written by Brandon Story.
Engineered by E. Keith Smith at EKS Sound
Brandon Story: Vocals, Bass, Saxophone, Mariel Story: Vocals, Guitars, Melanie Hilliard: Lap Steel, Chris Slaughter: Trombone, Electric Piano, David Bedsole: Accordian, Alan Gamble: Drums.

The Rock and The Roll

Singer/songwriter Rob Russell decided to strike out on his own in 2000, after serving as a sideman, singer, and utility in-fielder for groups in genres ranging from punk to bluegrass to blues for over a decade on the Tri-Cities and Knoxville music scenes. Rob Russell and the Sore Losers have been playing heartland rock and roll with the bravura of the Boss and the swagger of the Stones since 2000. Their critically-praised CD’s “I Think We’re Gonna Be Alright” and “Lucky on the Side” (available on iTunes and at cdbaby.com) testify to the strengths that continue to make them a live draw: mountain harmonies combined with great rock tunes, crunchy guitars, and powerful rhythms.  

Don't Start Dreaming

robrussell

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