JD Wilkes & The Dirt Daubers - Wild Moon
  • French Harp Hustle
  • Apples and Oranges
  • Wild Moon
  • Drive 1
  • No Rest For The Wicked
  • No More My Love
  • Angel Crown
  • Let It Fly
  • You Know I Love You
  • Hidey Hole
  • Don't Thrill Me No More
  • River Song
  • God Fearing People
  • French Harp Hustle
    Genre: Alt. Country
    MP3 (01:23) [3.16 MB]
  • Apples and Oranges
    Genre: Alt. Country
    MP3 (04:02) [9.22 MB]
  • Wild Moon
    Genre: Alt. Country
    MP3 (00:00) [4 KB]
  • Drive 1
    Genre: Alt. Country
    MP3 (02:35) [5.93 MB]
  • No Rest For The Wicked
    Genre: Alt. Country
    MP3 (03:25) [7.81 MB]
  • No More My Love
    Genre: Acoustic Country
    MP3 (03:38) [8.3 MB]
  • Angel Crown
    Genre: Alt. Country
    MP3 (02:37) [6 MB]
  • Let It Fly
    Genre: Alt. Country
    MP3 (02:01) [4.63 MB]
  • You Know I Love You
    Genre: Alt. Country
    MP3 (02:48) [6.39 MB]
  • Hidey Hole
    Genre: Alt. Country
    MP3 (02:51) [6.54 MB]
  • Don't Thrill Me No More
    Genre: Alt. Country
    MP3 (03:08) [7.18 MB]
  • River Song
    Genre: Alt. Country
    MP3 (03:09) [7.2 MB]
  • God Fearing People
    Genre: Alt. Country
    MP3 (02:39) [6.08 MB]
Biography
Contact: Shannon Pollard
Email: spollard@plowboyrecords.com



Produced by Cheetah Chrome, ‘Wild Moon’ finds The Dirt Daubers - previously an old-timey, acoustic group – plugged in and wailing away on raw, blissfully distorted rock-n-roll and blues. The Dirt Daubers were formed by Legendary Shack Shakers front man, artist, director and country punk pioneer J.D. Wilkes in 2009 with his wife Jessica. Wilkes’ “gothic preacher” persona and frantic blues harmonica whips ‘Wild Moon’ into a frenzy, trading lead vocal duties with his feminine foil.

J.D. and Jessica are joined by electric guitarist Rod Hamdallah and drummer Preston Corn. Smoky sax grooves are provided by Kelly Everett and Tom Waits’ sideman Ralph Carney, with piano played by Wilkes himself - delving deeper into the bluesy recesses of American music. Jessica emotes pained lyrics about life, love and loss on tunes like “No More My Love” and “Apples and Oranges,” while J.D. continues his southern storytelling style on “Angel Crown” and the title track. The lead single is “Drive.”

Says J.D., “The band might have come “down from the mountain” (only to land square in the Mississippi Delta!) but the heart and soul of the Dirt Daubers remain intact.”
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  • Members:
  • Sounds Like:
    The Legendary Shack Shakers, Little Walter, Squirrel Nut Zippers, Hanni El Khatib
  • Influences:
    Muddy Waters, Little Walter, Howlin' Wolf,Tom Waits,Louvin Brothers, JD McPherson
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    11/17/14
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