Gavin Hardkiss spins tales of local EDM culture in Cubic Lust
Dave Good 10:36 a.m., May 22
Bob Pruitt: Guitar (acoustic), Guitar (electric), Vocals | Doug Buchanan: Saxophone, Vocals | Joe Bradetich: Drums, Vocals | Steven Rask: Bass guitar, Vocals | Rachelle Danto: Harmonica, Keyboards, Vocals
Genre: Rock
RIYL: Robert Johnson, Howlin' Wolf, Johnny Winter, Little Feat, James Brown, Frank Zappa, Keith Moon, Charlie Musselwhite, Etta James, John Lee Hooker
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Inception: La Mesa, 2006
Ex-Band Members: Doug Pope, Bass guitar, Vocals Dale Earl, Bass guitar, Vocals
Influences: Howlin' Wolf, Mose Allison, Muddy Waters, Robert Johnson, Sam Cook, Ray Charles, James Brown
Background:
The Rhythm Jacks was founded by Bob Pruitt (guitar and vocals), who fronted blues groups in Kansas City before moving to San Diego in 2006. He recruited a Milwaukee transplant drummer/singer named Joe Bradedich (who he met at a blues jam), bassist/singer Dale Earl, and sax man Doug Buchanan (from from Bayou Le Batre, Alabama) to form the Rhythm Jacks. Buchannan has worked with Charlie Musselwhite, Etta James, and John Lee Hooker.
When later bassist/singer Doug Pope (from Chicago) passed away in 2010, his spot was filled by Steven Rask. Rachelle Danto was added on harp and keyboards.
The group plays rhythm and blues, traditional blues, vintage rock and roll, rockabilly, Latin grooves, and jazz, all of it very danceable. In 2011, they recorded a CD of twelve original songs.
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