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Sassparilla (band)

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Genres
  
roots-rock

Past members
  
Ben Stewart

Website
  
www.sassparilla.info

Genre
  
Roots rock

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Members
  
Kevin "Gus" Blackwell Ross "Dagger" Macdonald Colin "Sweet Pea" Macdonald Naima Justin Burkhart

Origin
  
Portland, Oregon, United States (2007)

Albums
  
The Darndest Thing, Pasajero/Hullabaloo, Pasajero, Magpie, Ramshackle, Rumpus, Hullabaloo

Record labels
  
In Music We Trust, Fluff & Gravy, Fluff and Gravy, Panniculous

Similar
  
Casey Neill, Hillstomp, Mike Coykendall, Drunken Prayer, The Harmed Brothers

Profiles

Sassparilla is a roots-rock, band from Portland, Oregon, also described as indie-roots, punk-Americana, and punk-roots. They have received notable press coverage, including appearances on local ABC affiliate KATU on Oct 13 2012. Their fourth album, Magpie, was produced by Eels' Chet Lyster and released by Fluff and Gravy records. The third album, The Darndest Thing, received acclaim by numerous independent reviewers outside of the Portland area. Coverage includes a positive on Static Multimedia. They have been reviewed in NEW YORK MUSIC DAILY as well as Celebrity Cafe. Statewide coverage includes an article in the Eugene Weekly. Their music is available through their website and can be heard on Pandora and iTunes.

Contents

The band's live performances are high energy affairs, "complete with dancing, sing-along numbers, and plenty of good times." Through such high energy live performances, the band has developed a loyal following in the Pacific Northwest. Their debut album Debilitated Constitution, released in 2007, has been described as "raw and edgy country-blues with ragtime traditions."

Discography

  • Debilitated Constitution (2007)
  • Rumpus (2008)
  • Ramshackle (2010)
  • The Darndest Thing (2011)
  • Magpie (2013)
  • Pasajero/Hullabaloo (2014)
  • Songs

    My First LoverThe Darndest Thing · 2011
    All the Way InMagpie · 2012
    Sinners WelcomeRumpus · 2008

    References

    Sassparilla (band) Wikipedia