rockabilly riot vol 2?

hi. any news on rockabilly riot volume 2 ......when,if etc?

No.

OK, seriously, though - welcome to the forum! The Brian Setzer Official Website is like few other musician/fan sites anywhere, in that it is updated daily. And the fan forum is extremely active as well. So, a brief look through the main page and a quick scan of the topics of the forum should provide the answers to many of your Setzer-related questions.

If there were any plans on the horizon for a Rockabilly Riot, Volume 2, I guarantee Tommy would have the news plastered all over the site, and there would be at least 2-3 redundant threads about it running currently here. When Volume One was in the works, we got wind of the news before the recording sessions even started, updates (and photos!) during the recording sessions, and the first news on the various release dates around the globe.

When Brian recorded Volume One, he knew there was so much great music out there, that he felt there could be a Volume Two somewhere down the road. That reflected his thoughts at the time, three years ago. It was by no means a contractual obligation to follow through on such an album. And it appears from a recent interview with The Living End's Chris Cheney, that Brian would like to get back to writing original songs, more than covering tunes or writing big band charts.


http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/story/0,23739,24064761-7642,00.html

I would love to hear a second Rockabilly Riot album. Perhaps while he's writing the new music in Nashville (if that happens) he can take a few weeks and record a "Volume 2."

Damn, now I'm gonna put on Rockabilly Riot for the rest of the week. I have tons of music I was trying to wade through this week, but once Rockabilly Riot gets in my ears, I'm gone, solid gone!

They Took My Blue Suede Shoes...a-billy

heh, the volume one titles is a tease but really anything he does is a special treat.

rickabilly wrote:

When Volume One was in the works, we got wind of the news before the recording sessions even started, updates (and photos!) during the recording sessions, and the first news on the various release dates around the globe.

No kiddin'?! Man I wish I'd found my home on the internet sooner!

There was even a video of Brian recording Lonely Wolf!
Btw, any way of seeing those photos again, I'm not technical at all but isn't everything that's put on a website part of some sort of archive? I seem to remember reading about that a few years back.

A good resource I have used for MANY MANY VJ resources is

Internet Archive ORG

Try this it is from there its a link to an OGG file
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