Really Good Bad Boy Club

(the) Really Good Bad Boy Club was born out of psychedelic desperation in the back of a 1988 G20 van called “Frankenstein” (aka “Frankie”). A bad trip up the 1 & 101, and wet and lonesome Seattle fall made for the perfect conditions for the lo-fi recordings of the band’s self released debut: Sister Boy. An eclectic group of songs with a modern, vapoury touch to a wide range of American musical stylings, from traditional country to surf & blues.

The band is made up of Tayler Doyle who sings, plays a twanging lead and a swinging rhythm guitar, Dustin Peterson keeps it in the pocket on a toothpick country kit, Brad Grear fills in the low end with a boom-chick bass, and Daniel Bueller provides the Hawaiian honky tonk pads and hot licks on a lefty lap steal.