Big Band Rock with attitude and a penchant for the finer things
Jeremy brought this to me and I was like hell yeah
E minor 74 BPM Country Stomp Rock with a bit of Chain Gang Attitude
A rockin Blues version of the traditional Christmas standard
I'm All In
Mark Stone and the Dirty Country Band
If Love is a gamble this song is not only about the risks you face when the odds are stacked against you but the triumph of winning with that lucky hand when you're willing to risk it all and go all in.
Last Summer
Mark Stone and the Dirty Country Band
This song was written after my first show live again post vaccination. Definitely some Beastie Boys Influence and or if the Beasties were still making music what I envision it might be like with beat master Jeremy Schreifels on the drums
No Good For Nobody
Mark Stone and the Dirty Country Band
This song was a song challenge by my production mentor Josh Doyle of the Triple Threat Artists Group. After a listening session he challenged me to do an Ac/Dc like song. Challenge accepted
My Life Story
Mark Stone and the Dirty Country Band
I think we all are inspired by our heroes. This song is in loving memory of all who've inspired us on this journey.
Black and White Album
Mark Stone and the Dirty Country Band
The Black and White Album includes previously unreleased Not Drinking Alone as well as the singles released in 2020 in one neat package
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Not Drinking Alone 3:210:00/3:21
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Coming Home 3:240:00/3:24
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0:00/3:44
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Still Alone 2:280:00/2:28
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Fixer Upper 2:280:00/2:28
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0:00/3:05
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It's True 3:170:00/3:17
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Your Hero 4:000:00/4:00
Coming Home
Mark Stone and the Dirty Country Band
Just in time for the Holidays this one is dedicated to the truckers that will be Coming Home.
No One Knows Your Name
LaGrunge Music is Various Projects of Mark Stone
Ken Wilson lays down pedal Steel, electric guitar and Banjo, Jeremy Rocks the Train beat with a little ZZ Top influence and I sing a little, play acoustic guitar and bass on this one: When Jeremy and I sat down to write this we were thinking about a road trip where all the bars are closed and there's no place to even play music live. Hopefully
Ken Wilson lays down pedal Steel, electric guitar and Banjo, Jeremy Rocks the Train beat with a little ZZ Top influence and I sing a little, play acoustic guitar and bass on this one: When Jeremy and I sat down to write this we were thinking about a road trip where all the bars are closed and there's no place to even play music live. Hopefully things go back to normal soon.