Showing posts with label Detroit Cobras. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Detroit Cobras. Show all posts
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Detroit Cobras - Tied and true
While they'll never capture the low down and dirty sound of their earlier albums, Rachel, Maribel, and their revolving cast of characters continue to put out worthwhile records. This, Tied and True, is their latest offering.
Of course it's the usual obscure covers that they're known for, but as every other person who's spent a minute writing about this band would say: They make the songs their own.
In case you didn't notice, it's lazy journalism week here at ohrobot. No apologies.
Also, this platter was produced by my man, Memphis legend Mr. Greg Cartwright. That sounds like a guarantee to me.
Monday, December 28, 2009
Detroit Cobras learned all of this... man!

Click here to imitate Yakov Smirnoff forever.
Sure, everyone knows how rad the Detroit Cobras are, but do you know how great the original tunes were? Probably not and now you will.
I would include a track list here, but this evening I am far too preoccupied to get into all that. However, my digital kinfolk, Dgrador had this a while back and he has the songs listed there. He's a good dude.
Labels:
60's girl groups,
Detroit,
Detroit Cobras,
Garage rock
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