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5. Sept. 2012 · Jon Spencer belts out at the beginning of the new tune “Get Your Pants Off.”. It’s one of his favorite memories from the sessions for Meat and Bone , the first studio effort in eight years from his namesake Jon Spencer Blues Explosion trio. On cue, drummer Russell Simins takes the lead with reckless abandon, throttling his tom-tom rhythm ...
The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion. New York City rock band formed in 1991 and active until 2016. The group consisted of Judah Bauer (guitar, vocals, harmonica), Russell Simins (drums), and Jon Spencer (vocals, guitar, theremin). Although largely rooted in Rock & Roll, they drew influences from punk, blues, garage, rockabilly, soul, noise rock, R ...
For nearly a quarter-century the Blues Explosion have been sweating, freezing, eating, drinking, fucking, fighting, winning, and losing in New York City, perpetrating some of the most timeless moments of musical mayhem in the history of Manhattan and beyond. As ever, Jon Spencer tells the tales, Judah Bauer plays the blues, and Russell Simins ...
25. Feb. 2021 · 「The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion」は1991年に結成されたアメリカ、ニューヨーク州で結成されたスリーピース、ロックバンドです。 ベースレスのギター2本とタム・クラッシュシンバルのないドラムというシンプルな構成。
Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, connu aussi sous les noms de The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Blues Explosion, JSBX ou JSBE, est un groupe de rock indépendant américain, originaire de New York. Il est composé de Jon Spencer (chant, guitare ), Judah Bauer ( guitare, chant) et Russell Simins (batterie). Le groupe tire ses influences du blues, du ...
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For nearly a quarter-century the Blues Explosion have been sweating, freezing, eating, drinking, fucking, fighting, winning, and losing in New York City, perpetrating some of the most timeless moments of musical mayhem in the history of Manhattan and beyond. As ever, Jon Spencer tells the tales, Judah Bauer plays the blues, and Russell Simins ...
