Bear Fight, by The Mudflaps

Bear Fight

by The Mudflaps

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1.	Rocks Off 04:16	info	download
2.	Rip This Joint 02:13	info	download
3.	Shake Your Hips 03:29	info	download
4.	Casino Boogie 03:52	info	download
5.	Tumbling Dice 04:02	info	download
6.	Sweet Virginia 04:06	info	download
7.	Torn And Frayed 04:02	info	download
8.	Sweet Black Angel 02:24	info	download
9.	Loving Cup 04:28	info	download
10.	Happy 02:58	info	download
11.	Turd On The Run 02:07	info	download
12.	Ventilator Blues 03:04	info	download
13.	I Just Want To See His Face 04:27	info	download
14.	Let It Loose 05:27	info	download
15.	All Down The Line 03:44	info	download
16.	Stop Breaking Down 04:29	info	download
17.	Shine A Light 04:10	info	download
18.	Soul Survivor 03:41	info	download

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An interpretation of the Rolling Stones' classic 1972 album "Exile On Main St."

Let it be stated from the beginning: we don’t think we’re the Rolling Stones, and we certainly aren’t trying to be. Jon and Russell started The Mudflaps in Southern California in 2001 out of admiration for many bands, first and foremost the Stones. The Mudflaps remained an active band through a revolving door of singers, drummers, and bassists, finally ceasing to be an active band in 2005, but living on in occasional recording projects since. The idea to tackle all of Exile On Main Street had been conceived early on in the life cycle of The Mudflaps, and ambition finally struck in the summer of 2011, 40 years after Nellcote. True to form, the recording and mixing process found a way to take almost a full year, and it’s now in 2012 that we’re ready to unveil the finished product. Here, we pay homage to what may well be the greatest album of all time; not trying to outdo or even replicate, but simply to dissect in reverence.

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released June 20, 2012

Russell Bourne: Guitar & vocals
Leigh Kimmelman: Drums
Dave Lionelli: Bass & vocals
Jon Siembieda: Guitar

with:
Max Cowan: Keyboards
Kim Lionelli: Saxophone
Sally Conklin: Trumpet
"The Earls": Backing vocals

All songs by Mick Jagger/Keith Richards except:
Shake Your Hips (James Moore)
Ventilator Blues (Mick Jagger/Keith Richards/Mick Taylor)
Stop Breaking Down (Robert Johnson)

“The Earls” are: Russell T. Bourne, David V. Lionelli and Earl J. Rivard

Recorded at Any Bar In America, Castro Valley, CA and Devil Music, Alameda, CA
Engineered by Dave Lionelli at Devil Music, Alameda, CA
Produced by Russell Bourne and Dave Lionelli
Cover Design: Russell Bourne & Kim Lionelli

Special Thanks to: Kim Lionelli & Dylan Orlando. Extra special thanks to Greg Cross: that’s right!

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