Jonathan Gregg and the Lonesome Debonaires
Jonathan Gregg and the Lonesome Debonaires are one of New York City's best roots-melody-rock bands, but don't take their word for it. They've been name-checked by everyone from Vernon Reid
to Vin Scelsa to Rolling Stone; they've opened shows for artists as diverse
as They Might Be Giants and Mary Chapin Carpenter; and newspapers
nationwide have raved about their songs, comparing them to the work of John
Hiatt, Marshall Crenshaw, Elvis Costello and Richard Thompson.
A friend once said of them, "Y'all sound like the
Attractions all stuffed into Big Al Anderson's pants," and that's as good a
description as any.
But see for yourself -- if well-crafted song-oriented guitar rock 'n' roll is your bag, you won't be sorry.
