The Chambers Brothers
The Chambers Brothers are a soul music group best known for their 1968 hit record "Time Has Come Today". The group was formed in 1954 in Los Angeles by four brothers from Mississippi, Lester, George, Willie and Joe Chambers. They toured extensively throughout southern California but did not achieve nationwide success until 1965 when, with the addition of drummer Brian Keenan, they appeared at the Newport Folk Festival. Shortly after this they recorded their debut album People Get Ready.
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The Chambers Brothers
The Chambers Brothers are a soul music group best known for their 1968 hit record "Time Has Come Today". The group was formed in 1954 in Los Angeles by four brothers from Mississippi, Lester, George, Willie and Joe Chambers. They toured extensively throughout southern California but did not achieve nationwide success until 1965 when, with the addition of drummer Brian Keenan, they appeared at the Newport Folk Festival. Shortly after this they recorded their debut album People Get Ready.
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Everyone Knows
Another, more complex, guitar song.more
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In London Town
A guitar song inspired by the unique style of Dire Straits guitarist Mark Knopfler in his song "The Sultans of Swing". I hope you enjoy it?more
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Scream For Me (Halloween Party Remix)
D’Count (Dracula’s cousin) and Zgor (Igor’s youngest brother) are best friends. D’Count has a 9 piece band plus backup singers. This is not your Tom Cruise/Brad Pitt Vampire Combo headlining Las Vegas; they’re more a Leslie Nielsen 'Dead And Loving It' band. We find them playing a nightclub... D’Count is crooning 'Scream For Me all night long'. Zgor tries to carry the middle-eight but has trouble with the instruments. As the song comes to an end frenzy overtakes the band and they rip into the audience. Pandemonium ensues! When the carnage abates D’Count and Zgor fly off into the night. more
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