Down home rock and roll, and a sound and lyric that will remind you of a different time. Frankly this foursome hands us a well thought out political album in an attempt to express their feelings, and the feelings of many others who are not for the war, or Bush, for that matter.
You can go to the bands website and find descriptions of each song, where they come from and much more researched links that will educate any new fan about the political views and feelings behind this band. I listen to the music and lyrics and I found a new appreciation. Even though some will listen to this and by the style be reminded of the war protest songs of the Vietnam era, but this time we have plenty of our own issues to protest against, and Johnny Philko has brought those issues out in song.
The members of this band, obviously close friends, are driving for the same goal. If you are unsure what that is, visit their website and find out. While you are at it, buy the CD at one of the many locations available and really experience the old-time rock and roll with a deliberate edge and desire to do what they are doing. Oh, and while you are visiting their site, check out their music videos. You thought just hearing the music makes an impact? Wait till you see this stuff!
Band Members
Mike Kinkead, Kris Kinkead, John Hughes, David Sanderson
John
Kris
Mike
Johnny Philko Live @ The Hi-Fi
Dave
Influences
Neil Young, Jefferson Airplane, Big Brother & The Holding Company, Beatles, Hendrix, Eric Clapton, George Harrison, John Lennon, The Who, The Doors, Grand Funk Rail Road, James Gang, Buffalo Springfield, Hot Tuna, Elephant's Memory, Blue Cheer, Grateful Dead, The Warlocks, Mountain, John Hiatt, Deep Purple, Bonnie and Delany, Allman brothers...
Down home rock and roll, and a sound and lyric that will remind you of a different time. Frankly this foursome hands us a well thought out political album in an attempt to express their feelings, and the feelings of many others who are not for the war, or Bush, for that matter.
You can go to the bands website and find descriptions of each song, where they come from and much more researched links that will educate any new fan about the political views and feelings behind this band. I listen to the music and lyrics and I found a new appreciation. Even though some will listen to this and by the style be reminded of the war protest songs of the Vietnam era, but this time we have plenty of our own issues to protest against, and Johnny Philko has brought those issues out in song.
The members of this band, obviously close friends, are driving for the same goal. If you are unsure what that is, visit their website and find out. While you are at it, buy the CD at one of the many locations available and really experience the old-time rock and roll with a deliberate edge and desire to do what they are doing. Oh, and while you are visiting their site, check out their music videos. You thought just hearing the music makes an impact? Wait till you see this stuff!
This album features more of the members writing and collaborating. And also feature Kris on lead vocals for more selections. Check it out.
TRACK LIST 1. Big Brother is Watching You, 2. Secrets, 3. Isn't it a Pity, 4. It's Time for a Change, 5. In Spite of You, 6. Painted Window, 7. Jessica, 8. Sweet Mother Earth, 9. If I had a Rocket Launcher, 10. Peace Prayer, 11. On My Way to Houston
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