 Artist: Jesse Dayton: mp3 download Genre(s): Rock Country Discography:  Country Soul Brother Year: 2004 Tracks: 12  Tall Texas Tales Year: 2000 Tracks: 15 Raised in Beaumont, TX, nigh the childhood home of George Jones, Jesse Dayton grew up on the hard-core honkey tonk of Jones, Hank Williams, Sr., and Lefty Frizzell, but too blues artists such as Lightnin' Hopkins and Mance Lipscomb. During the tardy '80s and early '90s Dayton fronted two rockabilly bands, the Roadkings and the Alamo Jets, playing around the country in whitey tonks and dives. After commencement a solo life chronicle, he played support slots at shows by Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, and Waylon Jennings, and fifty-fifty appeared as the bandleader in a Pam Tillis video. Signed to Justice Records in 1995, he released Raisin' Cain that same year and besides appeared on the Willie Nelson testimonial record, Twisted Willie. Dayton's songs as well appeared in the FOX-TV series Melrose Place and in the film Scourge of the Starving Class. In fall 2000, Dayton issued Grandiloquent Texas Tales. Hey Nashvegas followed in 2001, and Country Soul Brother in 2004. That same year Dayton received an interesting sound call darn en route to a gig. It was Rob Zombie life history, and he wanted to know if Jesse would spell some songs for a scene show he was on the line on. The result was Rob Zombie Presents…Banjo & Sullivan: The Ultimate Collection 1972-1978, released in June 2005 to coincide with Devil's Rejects, Zombie's subsequence to his 2003 cinematic debut Home of a chiliad Corpses. In the film's exposit, inventive backstory, Roy Sullivan and Adam "Fingers" Banjo were barrelhouse musicians wHO met their sanguineous end at the work force of the murderous ring known as the Devil's Rejects. Zombie commissioned Dayton to write and do a series of songs as Banjo & Sullivan, and the result were tongue-in-cheek, only well-done barrelhouse book of Numbers like "Dick Soup", "Noble Don't Let Me Die in a Cheap Motel," and "I'm at Home Getting Hammered [Spell She's Out Getting Nailed]." The album even included a cover of "Freebird". |
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