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The band presents music that draws on the foot-stomping qualities of bluegrass and country, reimagined through kwassa kwassa African rhythms and soukous guitar. The Congo meets the Deep South in a gritty exploration of Americana and ol' timey ditties. Banjo and bluesy bass lines from boys in boots.
The band recently launched their EP and I caught up with Attwell post-show.
When plucking a banjo, some distance from the possibility of traffic, after a double klippies.
If listening, an opportunity to glimpse paradise. If performing, supper.
Recording new music and, occasionally, fresh sausage rolls backstage.
Both. Eggs and hummus for breakfast give you enough energy to be creative all day. Delicious with chilli and black coffee (the drink).
Hulk Hogan! He made growing up in the ‘80s too good and formed a rock band called Ruckus!!
My Texan cowboy hat.
Is that an offer? Pint of IPA, please.
Stagecoach Country Music Festival, California.
Got to be the hats! Could be the attitude.
“Doo Be Doo”.
Drive a big bus with wings – an Airbus that is.
“Mushie Sterek” – pretty darn good.
Land a bush plane on a riverbed in the Zambezi Valley.
Maybe nicer than you think.
People who complain often.
Free apparently.
Care too much.
We do at least one charity fundraiser every year.
A gig with Dolly Parton.
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