Join the Email List!	Music Red Rooster's music has evolved significantly over the years. It started out as a very small, very acoustic, very amateur band of friends who thought it would be fun to take the late night sessions (attended by both Mr. Daniels and Mr. Beam) from the living room to the public. We then grew, recorded a first album, the players rotated through and here we are. The new live act consists of a core of the age-old combo of acoustic guitar, electric guitar, drums and bass; sometimes with mandolin, banjo, keys, horns, and/or turntablist (or DJ for those who haven't seen Scratch). The new album (two discs)is a mix of the old and new, the electrified and the acoustic, the computer-clean and the rough-around-the-edges-soaked- in-whiskeysmoke. Check out some samples from Dose below or click here for the reviews: Mexico Revisited (electric - full version) Mexico Revisited (acoustic) Blame the Devil (electric) Blame the Devil (acoustic) Broken Angel (electric) Broken Angel (acoustic) Hold on Tight (electric) Hold on Tight (acoustic) Sharp Dressed Man (electric) Sharp Dressed Man (acoustic) San Diego Skyline (electric) San Diego Skyline (acoustic) Live from the Cutting Room, June 5th, 2005: Drive South Nashville Blues 366 Benny Boy Samples from our first album Porch Songs Independence Mexico Carmine Benny Boy Linda Lou No Way of Dying One More Round On My Mind The following are from various live performances over the years: Carmine (Village Underground) Catfish (Village Underground) Carmine Linda Lou Christmas (Village Underground) You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive (Darrell Scott) Rooster --> Walkin Blues (Fez) Catfish (Village Underground) One More Round Killin' the Blues (live, John Prine) Click on any of the below icons for a free MP3 player: