Hungry Skinny

For San Francisco's Hungry Skinny, it's all about rock 'n' roll that can make you dance. If it were a different era, they probably would have a chance to play "The Ed Sullivan Show" or "American Bandstand." -Tony DuShane (San Francisco Chronicle) San Francisco rock ‘n’ roll outfit Hungry Skinny craft a funk-infused blues sound that points to both early blues rock inspirations (Blind Faith, Cream, Allman Brothers) and more recent alternative influences (Blind Melon, Red Hot Chili Peppers). -Jason Shane (The Bay Bridged) Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

For San Francisco's Hungry Skinny, it's all about rock 'n' roll that can make you dance. If it were a different era, they probably would have a chance to play "The Ed Sullivan Show" or "American Bandstand." -Tony DuShane (San Francisco Chronicle) San Francisco rock ‘n’ roll outfit Hungry Skinny craft a funk-infused blues sound that points to both early blues rock inspirations (Blind Faith, Cream, Allman Brothers) and more recent alternative influences (Blind Melon, Red Hot Chili Peppers). -Jason Shane (The Bay Bridged) San Francisco based garage band Hungry Skinny will create a bit of havoc and put on a great show. -Jordanna Elizabeth (The Deli Magazine) The young men of Hungry Skinny use rock ‘n’ roll as a base to experiment with elements of funk and blues. Their evolving style of rock ‘n’ roll ranges from the likes of Joe Walsh to the Red Hot Chili Peppers. When watching the band perform, you can tell these guys love what they do and Hungry Skinny’s shows are loud straight ahead rock and roll with a boost of groove to move to. -Justin Crowley (The Examiner) Garrett Riley’s voice is unlike any you’ve heard, an almost theatrical vibrato that sounds like an old-time blues singer having a seizure. Once word spreads about his unique pipes, Hungry Skinny will make waves within the Bay Area music scene. As of now, the group’s a treasure awaiting discovery. -Adam Joseph (Monterey County Weekly) Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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