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Title: "The music starts at nine and the fighting starts at ten."
Review: Hot, bluesy Western swing from pre-Beatles Bay Area rednecks. Rivers was a transplanted Okie whose amazing, Charlie-Christian-inspired twin-neck guitar playing was the feature attraction of the early-60s house band at the legendary DeMarco's 23 Club in Brisbane, Calif. The other hot player was Sacramento steel guitarist Vance Terry, giving the unfortunately named Cherokees a seductive, switchblades-in-the-alley sound that drew equally from blues and country, while its rawness and backbeat are suggestive of the sweaty rock 'n' roll waiting just around the corner. Sometime between 1961 and 1964, Terry snuck a tape recorder on stage and captured these tracks. Look, Jimmie Rivers is one of Merle Haggard's idols. Who are you to argue?
