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 Moreland & Arbuckle's Profile |
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1861 - In Stores March 18th |
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| Location: | Kansas |
| Country: |  United States |
| Last Login: | Jun 28, 2008 (518 days back) |
About Me |
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Guitar Edge Magazine names guitarist Aaron Moreland as one of "10 Blues Legends in the Making!"..."three young visionaries with their axes firmly planted in a rich juke joint and back porch tradition." Mark E. Gallo - Blues Bytes “In a world of musical perfection, Moreland and Arbuckle’s raw distorted tones are more than refreshing. Unshaven and at times coarse, Aaron Moreland’s dense and primitive guitar grooves combined with Dustin Arbuckle’s raspy vocals and edgy harmonica fire up their earthy, rural blues." Art Tipaldi -- Contributing Editor, Blues Revue and Blues Wax "...the music on "1861" roars out at you like a tornado cutting a path through the great plains. From the opening notes of "Gonna Send You Back to Georgia" this music grabs you and refuses to let go, pulling you along on a joyous roots ride." Brett Flemming-- WEVL Memphis "From the heartland of America, these young men bring to the table a powerful devil’s potion of Delta, hill-country, and postwar electrified blues, all rolled into one... With "1861," Moreland and Arbuckle come across as a brilliant, youthful duo with a deep understanding of the paths traveled by the masters from whom they have very ably adapted their contemporary sound." Don Crow -- Music City Blues "It’s hard to believe, but the best merger of Mississippi Hill Country blues, Delta blues, and rural blues in years may come from a duo from Kansas. 1861 is an electrifying set that will earn a spot on your stereo’s regular rotation for a long time with their fresh interpretation of old classics and new songs that fit seamlessly with the old. These guys mean business!" Graham Clarke -- Blues Bytes 1861 on sale now! View my page on LiveBluesWorld |
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My Interests |
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Music:Member Since: 10/24/2005Band Website: morelandarbuckle.com Band Members: Aaron "Chainsaw" Moreland (guitar/vox) Dustin Arbuckle (vox/harp) Brad Horner (Drums) Influences: Everybody we've ever heard...People have told us you can hear Jr. Kimbrough, R.L. Burnside, Fred McDowell, Richard Johnston, Josh Homme, Lee McBee, Muddy Waters, Little Walter, Blind Willie Johnson, Howlin' Wolf, Hubert Sumlin, Jimmy Page, Steve Jones, Warren Haynes among others in our performances. Sounds Like: Don’t Wake Me ~ Electric Trio The Legend of John Henry ~ Electric Trio Date With the Devil ~ Acoustic Duo Wrong I Do ~ Acoustic Duo Record Label: NorthernBlues Music Type of Label: Major |
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My Background and Lifestyle |
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| Occupation: | Music Artist (Blues / Roots Music / Trance) |
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My Blog |
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1861 CD Release Parties |
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| We wanted to make everyone aware of the upcoming CD release, 1861. This is our third recording in the last 3 years, and the most exciting! We hope you all like it!!There will be a series of release pa... Posted by Moreland & Arbuckle on Tue, 11 Dec 2007 07:15:00 PST |
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M&A Sign with NorthernBlues Music |
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| We are happy to announce that we have signed a recording contractwith NorthernBlues music out of Toronto, Canada.http://www.northernblues.comNorthernBlues has quickly become one of the strongest blues... Posted by Moreland & Arbuckle on Sat, 13 Oct 2007 01:34:00 PST |
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Recording Sessions |
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| We have been working at Greenjean Studios in Wellington, KS recording our new album. Release date set for late summer/early fall. The new record will be abundant with original material - electric and ... Posted by Moreland & Arbuckle on Fri, 09 Mar 2007 11:29:00 PST |
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Blues Revue ~ CD Review for Floyd's Market |
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| "Aaron Moreland's thick-toned electric guitar and Floyd's steady drum lock perfectly; [Dustin's] harp lands in their pocket, his vocals rough-and-ready.""...for the most part this is stomping, heavily... Posted by Moreland & Arbuckle on Sat, 28 Oct 2006 09:41:00 PST |
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Floyd's Market - No. 21 on Living Blues Radio |
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| Floyd's Market hit #21 on the Living Blues Radio Charts for July, 2006. Posted by Moreland & Arbuckle on Sat, 28 Oct 2006 09:44:00 PST |
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My Friends |
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The Rounders, Piedmont Talent, Inc., Lee McBee, Split Lip Rayfield, Gavin Peters Photo, THE REV. BAD BRAD WHEELER, BLACK GASOLINE, NorthernBlues Music, Hosty Duo, Grant Sabin, GRAVELROAD, Charlie Parr, Chris, Yellow Dog Records, Tina, Kenny Brown, Axe and Fiddle, - Tyo Bazz -, <J>E<N>N<Y>, EXETER GROOVE, Denise, Stacy, The Mudbugs Band, UROCKON, Barry Big B Brenner, Blues Detour, Tommy Crain & the Crosstown Allstars, Jo Beattie, rachel :0), Stacy, Why Bother?, PurpleHarleyGuy, The Ben Robinson Band, Flynn Amps, Betsie, Terry Quiett Band, Ξ< BLaM >Ξ, Bruno Esposito, The Insomniacs 2008 BMA Nominee, ROCKY GONZALES, Weber, Charlie Roth, ILLINOIS JOHN FEVER, BluestrainFM, Kev Childs--RoR Chicago, Randy Crouch, Johnfish Sparkle, DEEP BLUES MUSIC & FILM FESTIVAL - MUSIC PAGE, Himself, "Wanderin'" Tom-Kat Carson, The Hideout, Mrs. Zaruba, Jack79, RedLefty, Gary, creator of the Uncle Sal Chronicles, Jason, Rambles.NET Reviews, Manuel Garde, PEG-LEG SISU / TRAPO-RECORDS / DA-HAMMER PRODS.
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