THE YAYHOOS - Live @ The Underground

THE YAYHOOS Live @ the Underground 10/05/2002 Bootleg 320 kbps
Un double live des Yayhoos ! Un supergroupe ... de vrais rockers qui ne se prennent jamais au sérieux à l 'image de T. Anderson qui appelle son autre groupe The Olympic Ass-kickin' Team !

Individually and alphabetically, the Yayhoos are:
Eric Ambel: Founding member of the Del-Lords and Joan Jett's Blackhearts, lead guitarist of Steve Earle's Dukes (2000/2005), sometime solo artist and leader of the esteemed Roscoe's Gang and Roscoe Trio, co-proprietor of East Village nightspot the Lakeside Lounge, and producer of albums by a variety of acts including Nils Lofgren, the Bottle Rockets and the Blood Oranges.

Terry Anderson: Solo recording artist, leader of the Olympic Ass-Kickin' Team, onetime drummer/singer/tunesmith with legendary North Carolina combos the Fabulous Knobs, the Woodpeckers and the Woods. Also a notable tunesmith whose songbook includes material recorded by Etta James, Jo Dee Messina and Dan Baird .

Dan Baird: Former lead singer/guitarist of the Georgia Satellites and unlikely gap-toothed MTV icon, thanks to the Satellites hits "Keep Your Hands to Yourself" and "Battleship Chains." Also a beloved and acclaimed solo artist, and sometime producer/sideman for the likes of Will Hoge, Chris Knight and the Dusters. Dan has his own new band named Homemade Sin with former Satellites Keith Christopher (see below) and Mauro Magellan.

Keith Christopher: Original Georgia Satellites member, bassist to the stars (including Billy Joe Shaver, Tony Joe White and Kenny Wayne Shepherd, as well as many artists with two names, including Paul Westerberg and Todd Snider), and consistent source of inspiration.

"Put the Hammer Down" the second album by the Yayhoos is like its predecessor, 2001's "Fear Not the Obvious" , the new 13-song collection is loaded with loud, smart, catchy rock 'n' roll, written, played and sung by four full-grown men who possess first-hand knowledge of rock 'n' roll's power to transcend and transform, as well as an instinctive understanding that it's not such a big deal.
While the band members' individual resumes have led many to label the Yayhoos a supergroup, the foursome's aggressively unpretentious output dispels any negative preconceptions associated with that term.
While the four Yayhoos continue to maintain their individual careers, the potency of their collective chemistry is evident !!!
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