DragonStreet.com
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50s and 60s Rockabilly and American roots music from Dragon Street
Description
Excerpted from the website:
- About Dragon Street Records
- Dragon Street Records is one of the longest-running, privately held independent record labels in the north Texas area. The company was launched in 1989 by David Dennard and Patrick Keel, and is named after the street where the original firm was located. David is a long-time professional musician who first appeared as a member of The Novas (1966-1968), followed later by stints with Eric Johnson, Christopher Cross, Jay Ferguson, and Gary Myrick. Patrick Keel got his start as the lead singer in Dallas' The Insane and the Uncertain, but soon switched to drums and made stops in The Bubble Puppy, Cristopher Cross, and Gary Myrick's Mannequins. Patrick reinvented himself yet again and emerged as the producer/composer of the keyboard-oriented entity The Pool, as well as producing groups such as The Standing Waves, The Big Boys, The Trees, and Shallow Reign. David and Patrick decided to form DSR in an effort to make the best use of their combined talents and experiences in the record business over 25 years.
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