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Wanda Jackson! high-octane, honky-tonk rock’n’roll inspired by the queen of rockabilly, Wanda Jackson! “Take some seasoned music vets, inject the rockabilly spirit and classic country influence of a young Wanda Jackson and toss with the extroverted energy of vocalist Amanda White: the result? Magnificent Fun!” — Steve McClellan (Twin Cities music business legend, founder of First Avenue) Contact: Al Subola 612.202.6747 Drew Miller 612.481.2320 KindaFondaWanda.com amanda White - vocals songs Powerhouse lead vocalist “generate(s) (As of early 2019. Songs made famous by Wanda Jackson except as noted) a freight train of emotional excitement with (her) unchained soulful wail…” Always Back In Baby’s Arms (Patsy Cline) elegantly dressed in vintage from her Besame Mucho (The Beatles) Big Iron Skillet seemingly-endless wardrobe. Brown-Eyed Handsome Man (Chuck Berry) Also with the Fattenin’ Frogs. Burn That Candle (Bill Haley) Can’t Help Falling In Love… (Elvis Presley) Caravan (Duke Ellington) al subola - guitar Cool Love An award-winning guitarist and accomplished Crazy (Patsy Cline) Dear Old Dad (Al Subola original) songwriter who has received glowing reviews Discount Love (Amanda White original) for his work from around the globe in magazines Don’a Wana like the UK’s highly respected MOJO. He leads Don’t Be Cruel (Elvis Presley) Fujiyama Mama The Bad Companions and is a veteran of Twin Funnel of Love Cities punkabilly combo The Vibro Champs. Hard Headed Woman Honey Bop Hot Dog! That Made Him Mad renée bracchi - drums Houston (Dean Martin) Performed with The Blue Up? an alt-pop group I Gotta Know from Minneapolis that released two indie I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry It Really Doesn’t Matter Any More (Buddy Holly) albums, and signed to Columbia for their third. Let’s Boogie (Chuck Berry) Renée has also pounded the skins with Machin- Let’s Have a Party ery Hill, Felonious Bosch, and Vernon Dixon. Love Me Honey Do (Patsy Cline) Lovesick Blues (Hank Willliams via Patsy Cline) Mean Eyed Cat (Johnny Cash) drew Miller - bass Mean Mean Man Money Honey Founder of Boiled in Lead “...prime purveyors Right Or Wrong of a style of Celtic music infused with punk- Riot in Cell Block #9 Rock Your Baby rock attitude...” in the fertile Minneapolis music Savin’ My Love scene of the mid-1980s. Winners of 25+ MN Searchin’ (The Coasters) Music Academy awards. Also a member of Shakin’ All Over Sinful Heart ambient improv ensemble Paris1919. Sparkling Brown Eyes Sticks and Stones Stupid Cupid These Boots Are made For Walkin’ (N. Sinatra) This Gun Don’t Care Three Cool Cats (Coasters / The Beatles) ‘Till There Was You (The Beatles) Tonight My Baby’s Coming Home (Barbara Mandrell) Tryin’ To Get To You (Elvis Presley) Tweedle Dee Walking After Midnight (Patsy Cline) Respources for presenters at kindafondaWanda.com/epk.
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