♫Loner Troubadour and the Rockabilly Rat.♫
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My mood status
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Mood: Devilish  |
in your extended network I’m gonna put your head on my wall
Just like I told you, baby
You can’t talk no more
Can’t eat no more hot dogs
Eat no more ho’ot dogs,
I’m gonna put your head, a-put it on my wall
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Loner Troubadour and the Rockabilly Rat.
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Genre's:
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Rockabilly / Surf |
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Profile URL:
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http://www.rockabillyfever.com/34
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Last Active:
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March 29 2013
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Member Since:
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July 23, 2012 |
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Profile Views:
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11609 |
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Gender/age:
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Male |
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Location:
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United States, |
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Band Members:
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Caleb S. O'Neal (Gretsch Guitar/ Vocals)
Andy Goodall (Upright Bass) |
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Influences:
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Eddie Cochran, Johnny Carroll, Jim "Reverend Horton" Heath, Johnny Knox aka Johnny McGowan,Hot Rod Walt, Tiny Tim, Buddy Holly, Ronnie Dawson, Junior Brown, Wayne "The Train" Hancock, Corky Jones, The Bakersfield Sound, Johnny Cash, The King, Johnny Burnette, Tommy Blake, Charlie Feathers,Dale Watson, and many more .....
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Loner Troubadour and the Rockabilly Rat.'s Biography
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BIO:
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Loner Troubadour (Gretsch Guitar/Vocals) started playing guitar left-handed in his early teens. But a turn of events called 8 years in the Marine Corps put the music to the side. He also damaged his right hand while serving making it impossibble to form chords. So one day he flipped his guitar and restrung it for a right hander and has not looked back. Despite what others with low self esteem has told him he channeled out those that did not want him to dare and has moved forward. Brass knuckle wielding, no lip taking, guitar pickin, greased rockabilly with a laid back fun-loving attitude and a mean Gretsch guitar sound. That just may sum up the Troubadour of Loners. He has shared the stage with Lee Rocker, Buzz Campbell, The Chop Tops, Cold Blue Rebels, The Rocketz, Koffin Katz, Mad Dog and the Smokin' Js, Lightning Woodcock, The Hotrod Hillbillies, Lonesome ones, The Bourbon Saints, Henchmen, Crow Bar Massage, Guttermouth, The Adolescents, The Midnight Sinners, Plasma Cannon, The J Bombs, The Iron Outlaws, Breckinridge Road, The Barstool Saints, and the list just keeps going.
Rat started off as a drummer. Then a few years later he went on to picking on the guitar. Made some steady rhythmic riffs and carried on with it. He tried out the regular electric bass but it just didn't have the feeling that he wanted. Not enough oomph. With everyone playing an electric bass you can see why it didn't have the zest he was looking for. Then he found the upright bass and it just felt natural in his hands. Slapping a steady rhythm just felt like it was second nature. Feeling slap happy he and Loner can do what they want.
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