Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2025
Time:41:59
Size:97,1 MB
Label:Self-Released
Styles:Funk/Blues/Soul
Art:Front
Year:2025
Time:41:59
Size:97,1 MB
Label:Self-Released
Styles:Funk/Blues/Soul
Art:Front
Tracks Listing:
1. Amazing - 4:50
2. Cuz I'm Here - 4:16
3. 12th Street - 4:01
4. Hot Sauce - 5:04
5. Bet It All - 3:39
6. Going Down - 3:59
7. Yeah Yeah Yeah - 4:57
8. Nobody's Judging - 4:07
9. Hey Baby - 3:51
10. Tight Rope - 3:10
Keyboardist/vocalist Anthony Farrell and guitarist/vocalist Andrew Trube met and began collaborating over 20 years ago, over a shared love of The Meters. The duo has recruited a number of drummers over the years, including ace Austin session player Russell Lee, who currently occupies that seat. For a decade, Farrell and Trube were mainstays in JJ Grey's MOFRO, but left in 2016 to focus exclusively on Greyhounds. They've released five full-length studio albums and one full-length live record (for Ardent Records and Nine Mile Records) and developed a unique funky Texas sound that Trube describes as "Hall & Oates meets ZZ Top." The band also frequently records and collaborates with dozens of other Austin musicians in their home studio Bud's Recording Services. The party started in the summer of 2021 at Cry Baby Hill, Tulsa’s honky-tonk Mardi Gras, and has been raging ever since. Eight performers driving the groove, fronted by a five-piece horn section, are on a mission to spread joy wherever they go. King Cabbage Brass Band is like a jukebox of funk, soul, jazz, and R&B, with a live show that transcends genre boundaries and captivates the audience with sing along songs that last all night.
1. Amazing - 4:50
2. Cuz I'm Here - 4:16
3. 12th Street - 4:01
4. Hot Sauce - 5:04
5. Bet It All - 3:39
6. Going Down - 3:59
7. Yeah Yeah Yeah - 4:57
8. Nobody's Judging - 4:07
9. Hey Baby - 3:51
10. Tight Rope - 3:10
Keyboardist/vocalist Anthony Farrell and guitarist/vocalist Andrew Trube met and began collaborating over 20 years ago, over a shared love of The Meters. The duo has recruited a number of drummers over the years, including ace Austin session player Russell Lee, who currently occupies that seat. For a decade, Farrell and Trube were mainstays in JJ Grey's MOFRO, but left in 2016 to focus exclusively on Greyhounds. They've released five full-length studio albums and one full-length live record (for Ardent Records and Nine Mile Records) and developed a unique funky Texas sound that Trube describes as "Hall & Oates meets ZZ Top." The band also frequently records and collaborates with dozens of other Austin musicians in their home studio Bud's Recording Services. The party started in the summer of 2021 at Cry Baby Hill, Tulsa’s honky-tonk Mardi Gras, and has been raging ever since. Eight performers driving the groove, fronted by a five-piece horn section, are on a mission to spread joy wherever they go. King Cabbage Brass Band is like a jukebox of funk, soul, jazz, and R&B, with a live show that transcends genre boundaries and captivates the audience with sing along songs that last all night.
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