Quint & The Cowpunk Calamity
Genres: Country, Punk rock, Rockabilly
Web site: http://www.myspace.com/cowpunkcalamity
In the summer of 2007, Quint Olsen was playing in the punk-rock band that is now known as The Lurks... but he was also itching to return to his roots and play some western music. Like Mike Ness and Eddie Spaghetti-- two front men of big punk rock bands who found success with a "country" side project, Quint decided to assemble some renegades and desperadoes and play some whiskey tinged, high-lonesome outlaw country for the masses. He found Jonny and Thom, of local psychobilly band Jaxy and the Three 57's, and local musician extraordinaire Gene, and The Calamity was born-- the sound track to your beer swillin', barroom brawlin' Saturday nights!
- Free MP3s:
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Cross Top, Coffee Pot
The Damnedest Mistake
Doesn't Matter
My Baby Left Me
Nothin' Left
Sinkin'
A Sonnet for Woody & Jack
Train Wreck
- Recent Appearances
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Quint & the Cowpunk Calamity at Double Down Saloon
Yeller Bellies at The Las Vegas Country Saloon
The Lucky Cheats at The Double Down Saloon
Quint & the Cowpunk Calamity at Double Down Saloon
- Musicians:
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Quint Olsen – Guitar, Vocals
Thom Ferman – Guitar, Steel Guitar
Jonny Lukawski – Upright Bass
Gene Swenson – Drums - Formed:
- 2007, Las Vegas, NV
- Influences
- Hank III, Eddie Spaghetti, Mike Ness, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Kris Kristofferson, The Clash, Social Distortion, Rancid, Supersuckers, The Ramones, The Misfits, The Clydesdale, Ghost Riders in Disguise, The Holy Smokes, Yeller Bellies, The Fremonts, The Helltown Harlots, Thee Swank Bastards
- Current status
- Local gigs
- Discography:
Quint and the Cowpunk Calamity
Band Guide
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