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Stan Martin's Cigarettes and Cheap Whiskey is a solid album of what country music has been, and will always be about, and that's songs of the hearts. |  |
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Stan strikes a take no prisoners stance that lets you know that he likes his honky tonk to rock with songs like (Walking on) The Wild Side of Life, Thinking You're Wrong, and I Got the Roadhouse Blues. Then in the next moment he gives you traditional songs of heartbreak such as Not on Me and Forever Ended with You. |
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Although Stan wears his musical influences on his sleeve, his sound is never weary or rehashed. Just listen to the Roy Orbison meets Johnny Cash influenced ballad Don't Tell Me It's Over or the Chris Isaak-like overtones of Baby I'm Gone and you just know that his musical soul is as honest as they come. Stan Martin and his band The Lost Angels hit the road in October 2002 kicking off a nationwide tour debuting Cigarettes and Cheap Whiskey.For more information on booking Stan, please call Sherry or Steve Christiaens, High Country Booking, 505-421-2576 |
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