Friday, 30 January 2015

The Nematoads "Five Guns West" 2007

Open desert trumpet laden spaghetti western twang - excellent! Excellent trumpet helps convey everything that spaghetti westerns are about - open desert, struggle, drama, a dusty breeze under the hot sun. Great writing and arranging, kind of reminds me of the the Cadillac Hitmen, which is intended as a compliment. I hope these guys stick around and produce another album. Highly recommended. - Rich ZantesonThe Nematoads, a trippy, twangy, five-piece modern surf band from Austin, straddle the line between ´60s retro cool and tall-in-the-saddle Tejas twang. Behind the reigns is guitarist Ted James – the legendary man with two first names – who, in bygone times, led Johnny Vortex and Squid Vicious.
The rhythm section stars bassist Mark Brazle, percussionist Jaime Joseph, and drummer George Pestana. George treats his drum heads like the skulls of his arch enemies, pounding them into submission and kicking them while they’re down. Mark adds to the melee with his bitchin’ sense of groove, and Jaime adds a touch of Latin percussion that gives the band the spring in its step and the spice in its chili. And speaking of gas, the Nematoads have a new tiger in their tank: trumpeter Tiger Anaya, a herald of good things to come.
The Nematoads' pasta-fueled excursions embody the sound of The Third Coast, the vibe of the street with a 5-o’clock club beat. This is modern surf with a heart that beats all – six-string action blends the classic sounds of the Ventures and Davie Allan & the Arrows with the surf-punk of the Dead Kennedys, the twangy madness of Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet, and the sonic attack of the Pixies. Of course, we can't forget our Texas roots!
Catch the ironic hypersonic wave of the Nematoads live and prepare yourself for a very different type of Austin show. The Nematoads: ´60s surf cool with Texas instrumental rock. - cdbabytrax:
01 Deadwood 02 Border Run 03 Harlingen Shuffle Pt 1 04 Urban Sombrero 05 Five Guns West 06 Entrada del Oeste 07 Laredo by Sundown 08 Bandera! 09 Havana Gila 10 Dos Diablos 11 Matagorda Bay 12 Devil Ridge 13 Distant Drums 14 Cuero Gold 15 Capoburro

18 comments:

RYP said...

The Nematoads "Five Guns West"
gitit! pw: rideyourpony
http://www74.zippyshare.com/v/iRQ00zqT/file.html

JohnnyDiego said...

Thanks, RYP. Love this stuff.

musicmademedoit said...

incredible music collection round here - will take a lot of time.... thanks a lot.
a request - if somebody could lead me to reco0rdings by OTIS WILLIAMS - very hard to find - either 50s stuff with the Charms or later recordings, more country style.....
keep on the great work !

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AmericanSamourai said...

Thanks for the Nematoads, RYP!

ronh1 said...


@ RYP, After reading the description of this from the original posting: Open desert trumpet laden spaghetti western twang Excellent trumpet and Open desert, struggle, drama, a dusty breeze under the hot sun. I have been dying to listen to this. I just can't get enough twang from Spaghetti Westerns and all types of Surfing, Thank You for spending the time to re-up this for me.

iggy said...

Can't wait to hear those trumpets! Thanks so much, RYP.

Iggy

phinster said...

Thanks so much for all the amazing posts lately.

I have a request: Does anybody have either, High Mountain Hoedown and/or High Mountain Canyon by Jerry Williams?

Thanks again,
phinster

1me0 said...

Hello, musicmademedoit! I've never heard any of Otis Williams' country music (though not for lack of curiosity), but if you want some Otis Williams & the Charms, go here:

http://www.jukebox-city.com/2014/07/16-hits-otis-williams-and-his-charms.html

While you're at it, I think you'll have a lot of fun on that website (Jukebox City)! It's a veritable GOLD MINE of old rock 'n' roll that, in my opinion, needs more love! Enjoy Otis!

Jake said...

Thanks 1me0 for your kind words about Jukebox City.

Jake said...

btw : Otis Williams & The Midnight Cowboys can be found here : http://elrancho--1.blogspot.nl/2013/07/otis-williams-and-midnight-cowboys-1971.html .

Anonymous said...

thanks for the big top & Ma-v-lus expiring links.
cheers,Tel

musicmademedoit said...

wow ! thanks a lot for the links to OTIS WILLIAMS .... very much appreciated .

musicmademedoit said...

and thanks also to leading me to jukebox city, looks awesome.

Anonymous said...

Maria's j-b c has flown under the radar for years. Hopefully this “exposure” (Have not Czeched yet to see if it’s been added to the ‘Zone’s “Sidebar”...) will not grant it the fate of countless others like it which were just about doomed from the start (Hola, “Jillem”...!)

- B._B.

Anonymous said...

@ Jake

I followed that link to Otis Williams but I'm not smart enough to find the download link?

Wayne

Anonymous said...

Oops, I meant to send to 1me0

@ 1me0

Instructions on d/ling from Jukebox City....?

Wayne

Anonymous said...

@ Jake
@ 1me0

Never mind.... I got some other stuff and then went back and found it on the first try.....

Sorry for the trouble..

Wayne