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Dillengers
"Instro-Mania"
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As night falls in West Palm Beach three strange figures appear in the shadows, convulsing with a synergy of surfish punk in a stripped down rock n' roll juke joint. To some they are known as Rick Rossano, Charlie Gonzalez, and George Anderson, to others they are known simply as The Dillengers. On this, their debut CD The Dillengers take guitar instrumental music to a whole new level with their own special brand of Punked-Out-Camp and Sci-Fi-Soul. The band has been considered one of the best in South Florida since their appearance on the scene back in 1998. Says Rick: "We're old pals; we had all bounced around in bar bands and garage bands, playing together in different forms. Got tired of playing popular garbage and decided to just play what we wanted... country, punk, rockabilly, blues, surf, speed-metal polkas and the occasional cha-cha."
The tunes on "Instro-Mania" approach you like Leone's "man with no name"...adorned in the classic poncho... baggies, and a 1964 Strat decorating his back and neck, with a six gun in one hand, and board wax in the other.
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03:30 |
Dirtbag
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Instrumental
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03:30 |
Penetration
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Instrumental
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02:03 |
Goldfinger
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Instrumental
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03:31 |
Rumble
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Instrumental
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02:39 |
Mr. Moto/The Munsters Theme
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Instrumental
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02:00 |
The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
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Instrumental
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04:04 |
Harlem Nocturne
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Instrumental
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03:57 |
Jack The Ripper
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Instrumental
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02:02 |
Astrosurfin'
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Instrumental
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03:22 |
Apache
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Instrumental
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04:20 |
Sleepwalk
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Instrumental
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02:00 |
Theme From "The Magnificent Seven"
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Instrumental
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03:07 |
Rebel Rouser
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Instrumental
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Rick Rossano |
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Guitar, Production, Mixing |
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Charlie Gonzalez |
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Bass |
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George Anderson |
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Drums |
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Jim Crockett |
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Organ on "Dirtbag", Piano on "Sleepwalk", Engineering, Mixing |
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Gene Oliveri |
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Sax on "Dirtbag" and "Rebel Rouser" |
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Peter Trappen |
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Organ on "Astrosurfin`" |
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Clinton Smith |
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Engineering, Mixing |
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Patrick O`Neal |
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Artwork |
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Priscila Bara |
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Layout |
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Tom Craig |
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Photography |
Recorded at Saturn Sound Studios, West Palm Beach, Florida and Pro Sound Recording Studios, Jupiter, Florida.
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Vol. 17, No. 2: Feb.-Mar. 2012
