Lead singer
Joey Peña, who I first saw in 1989(!) playing in a band called
Johnny Law with
Adrian Schumacher.
Greyhound Soul is very popular in Europe. A Tucson band popular in Europe but not in the United States is a
Spinal Tap level cliché. I seem to even remember this cliché even mentioned in
Boys on the Side or some movie like that.
Many of these bands never got a chance to play the Rialto during their heyday, so in a lot of cases, this was the largest stage I ever saw them play on. I mean, it was almost like a fer-real concert.
# posted by Tedski @ 8:48 AM
Lead singer Joey Peña, who I first saw in 1989(!) playing in a band called Johnny Law with Adrian Schumacher.
Greyhound Soul is very popular in Europe. A Tucson band popular in Europe but not in the United States is a Spinal Tap level cliché. I seem to even remember this cliché even mentioned in Boys on the Side or some movie like that.
Many of these bands never got a chance to play the Rialto during their heyday, so in a lot of cases, this was the largest stage I ever saw them play on. I mean, it was almost like a fer-real concert.
