Lastnight, we had Cat Club back from Valencia Spain playing at the Chesterfield in Sioux City. Miguel Angel Escorcia has been touring the upper midwest with a Fender Bassman he borrowed, but last night he plugged into the Sioux Cudahy, which is supposed to be the Sioux bass amp, and was floored. It brought his Gretsch to life and was warm and jangly. He loved the sound and thinks that the Sioux Cudahy will be the new standard for six string players in the world of rockabilly, honkytonk, blue grass, and folk Americana. 

This is what you can find at the Chesterfield this Saturday night.

My boys in the Filter Kings have finally set up a webstore. If you don’t have their first disk, Finer Things, you need to get it. They have shirts on the way to add to the store soon.  Ron Emory of TSOL and Billy Burks of the Humpers and Champanties dig the Filter Kings so ask yourself why would the top of the heap of the punk rock world dig these honky-tonk boys?  They are playing the hell out this disk on WWHP the Whip, hear it at http://player.warpradio.com/player.asp?id=2983&streamType=&streamRate=0

July 16th at the Chesterfield in Sioux City.

Kevin O’Leary of the Reckless Ones digs his Sioux Truckstop Tremolo.

The Reckless Ones gets them all riled in Sioux City.

Spanish Conquistadors invaded the upper midwest but instead of using swords and cannons they came armed with a Gretsch and a doghouse bass.  Cat Club’s Miguel Escorcia is now using a Sioux Truck Stop Tremolo.

Come on out to see the Filter Kings open for the Reckless Ones. 

Cat Club from Valencia Spain, last night at the Chesterfield in Sioux City, Iowa.

Friday, April 15th:

The Afterdarks from Moline, IL
Cat Club from Valencia Spain
Thad Sand’s One Man Band from Sioux City, IA

Rockabilly night at Sioux City’s home for live music, the Chesterfield.

April 15-The Afterdarks from Moline Il, Cat Club from Valencia Spain, and Thad Sand’s One Man Band from Sioux City Ia, at Sioux City’s home for live music, the Chesterfield. 

Sioux Gentleman’s Hair Dressing is an old school styled pomade.  It’s a medium weight that is inbetween a butch wax and a can of grease.  There is enough stiffness to hold your style, but it’s light enough to work with easily and offers great shine.  If you sport a pompadour, flat top with fenders, butch, slick, or other old school hair style, then you need to sport Sioux Pomade.  All Sioux Pomade is mixed in small batches, to the same medium weight, the only differences in all our choices is you get to chose the masculine scent that suites you.

Sioux Gentleman’s Hair Dressing, the best pomade that a greaser can get.