Damo And The Dynamites [Rock & Roll / Rockabilly, Trio]

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Damo And The Dynamites is a rock'n'roll outfit playing a great assortment of classic dance music from the 1950s and 60s plus more recent revival stuff from the 1970s and 80s, and a sprinkling of original songs.

Live video and audio recordings, on this page and everywhere else, are taken directly from our live performances and are not 'doctored' in any way. You see and hear exactly what the band looks and sounds like on stage.

The band is experienced at playing both indoors and out, at sensible volumes. As a 3-piece we take up a surprisingly small space and we can play in pretty much any room. Basically, the answer is Yes, now what's the question?

We usually perform with our stage amps being fed through a high quality PA system to maintain tight control of volume (at any level the venue wants); to ensure perfect balance and a good sound in the room, we bring our own sound engineer to every gig.

We are based in Harrow, NW London, but are happy to travel as far as the right gig takes us.

We take social media seriously and will happily collaborate with any venue or promoter in spreading the news across platforms. We video all our gigs, and the best footage makes it onto YouTube (by permission, where appropriate).

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Band name	Damo And The Dynamites
Based in	Harrow, London
Tel	07951 108682
Web	https://www.youtube.com/DamoAndTheDynamites
Send Enquiry	Name: Jack
Info	Available for weddings, private parties, corporate events. Own PA, own lights.

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Just Out Rockin' (EP) - March 2021

The EP contains four songs plus a bonus track.
'Glove On The Gas', 'Look At That Chick', 'Cut Me Some Slack', and 'My Hot Rod Honey', all by Damon Everett, were recorded at RAMcache Studio in Marylebone and at The Final Junkyard in Harrow. In true rockabilly fashion, the tracks were laid down ‘as live’ with the band playing together in the same room, letting it rip as if on stage with the chemistry well and truly going.
With 'Cut Me Some Slack' the band tried to faithfully re-create the sound of Sun Studios sometime around 1956, despite using a modern recording system. The sparse sound is intended to take you right back to the beginning of rockabilly music.
On the other hand, 'My Hot Rod Honey' is the band’s first venture towards surf music, a close contemporary of classic rockabilly. They liked the sound so much that they then re-recorded the track as an instrumental with an even twangier guitar sound, and that is the EP’s ‘bonus track’.

Note: Initially, while we gauge the level of interest, the EP will be available to the public only as a physical CD for sale at gigs.

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This band/artist page is jointly maintained by Lemonrock and Silvia. Last updated 1 October 2022.