IMSC Ep 45 - Song 4: "A Man Who Loves You" by The Other Brothers

"ROCK AND BLUES BORN AND BRED OUT OF THE HEARTLAND"
- from their BandCamp page

"The Other Brothers have a sound unlike anything out there. Blazing hot guitar and howling harmonica ride alongside booming drums and bottom heavy bass. Whiskey-laden vocals and solid original songs give the band an old-meets-new school show that has to be seen to believed. A revved up, country-fried Cream. A river rat Led Zeppelin. The thrill of the open road on two wheels, throttle wide open."
- from their Sonic Bids page

"The Other Brothers are a three-piece rockabilly blues outfit born and bred out of the heartland. The band is led by frontman Eli Clark on guitar, harmonica & vocals. The rock-solid rhythm section is provided by Lorenz Inez on bass and Jason Kadiwhompus whomping up the drums."
- from their Facebook page

"Clark has never been a patient person, a trait that shows on stage, giving Other Brothers shows a feeling of manic immediacy..."
- from a Chad Taylor review in Cityview

"Say hello to your new favorite band."
- from Chad Taylor in a Cityview review

Lineup:
Eli Clark - Frontman
Lorenz Inez - Bass
Jason Kadiwhompus - Drums

Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/brothersother/

BandCamp:
https://brothersother.bandcamp.com/

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Labels: 2010s, 2016, A Man Who Loves You (song), blues, Blues and Blues Rock, blues rock, Des Moines, Des Moines area, Eli Clark, Ep 045, Jason Kadiwhompus, Lorenz Inez, Other Brothers (band), rock, rock music,rockabilly

IMSC Ep 33 - Song 5: "King of the Devil's Highway" by The Other Brothers, plus Lorenz Inez on Chad Taylor (special extra: The Other Brothers' cover of Kanye West's "Golddigger")

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Chad Taylor brought a much needed voice of criticism and controversy to Our Fair City. Maybe because he wasn't a musician, he was unafraid to say the Emperor has no clothes. Now to be fair, he was and is an enthusiastic supporter of "the scene" in general and his favorite artists--we were lucky to be one of those.

He was also responsible for our first recording: this "cover" of Kanye West's "gold digger".

Here's his favorite from the new album, King of the Devil's Highway...
- from Lorenz Inez for this podcast



"Clark has never been a patient person, a trait that shows on stage, giving Other Brothers shows a feeling of manic immediacy, a feeling that is reflected in “Live at Gas Lamp”...

"Clark is a songwriter who never lacks for material. Coming up with enough new songs to fill an album was the least of the band’s worries. Once the trio had the songs rehearsed and ready to go, Clark saw no reason to wait, even though the last album was only 3 months old.

“'I don’t know how most bands sit on material,' he admitted. 'I know some local musicians who sat on stuff for years. I couldn’t do that, dude; it would drive me nuts.'"
- from Chad Taylor in Cityview

Lineup:
Eli Clark - vocals, guitar
Larry Enos - bass
Jason Kadiwhompus - drums

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Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/brothersother/

BandCamp:

http://brothersother.com/

Labels: 2010s, 2016, blues rock, Chad Taylor, Chad Taylor Dedication, Des Moines, Des Moines area, Ep 033,Golddigger (song), King of the Devil's Highway (song), Larry Enos, Lorenz Inez, Other Brothers (band)