Amyl & The Motor City Rhythm Kings

[Motor City Rhythm Kings]
L-R: Matt Woodburn, Scott Shetler, Amyl, Jim MacConduibh, Barry Fleischer, Stu Shiffer

 

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My favorite band immediately after I moved to Boston was Amyl & The Motor City Rhythm Kings. I met them by accident when someone heard me sing and convinced me to go audition to sing backup with them, and although that never panned out, I made some life long friends as a result of a chance meeting in Harpers Ferry. (Hrrrm. There were a lot of those at Harpers Ferry, come to think of it.)

I only found three crappy old low quality tapes, but on the theory that "crappy quality" is better than "missing entirely", I made some mp3s. The three tapes are a demo, a recording from a live cable TV show called "Your Mother's On The Roof", and another tape that is entirely unlabelled, but which has some duplication of the demo tunes. (Corrections or additions to any of this information welcomed.)


The Demo

The Players: Amyl Justin - vocals, Scott Shetler - sax, Barry Fleischer - sax, Matt Woodburn - guitar, Jim MacConduibh - drums, Stu Shiffer - bass

My Mistake
Snatchin' It Back
La Di Do Dum Day
East Side Angel
I'm Trying



Your Mother's On The Roof

The Players: Amyl Justin - vocals, Scott Shetler - sax, Barry Fleischer - sax, Matt Woodburn - guitar, Jim MacConduibh - drums, Bruce Bears - keys, Stu Shiffer - bass

Ribs And Rice
Introducing the Band
So Sharp
Let A Woman Be A Woman
East Side Angel
Savoir Faire


The Other Stuff

The Players: Amyl Justin - vocals, Scott Shetler - sax, Barry Fleischer - sax, Matt Woodburn - guitar, Jim MacConduibh - drums, Stu Shiffer - bass

Mellow Saxophone
Pardon, Mr. Gordon
Bad Boy
Wrap It Up
Please Don't Touch
The Way I Walk


More later, if I find anything. (Especially if I find better quality versions of the things I have.)

 

Other past members of this phenomenal soul band included Andrew Clark on saxophone, and Greg Silva on bass.

 

[Rob Lee & Scott Shetler]
The horns at Harpers Ferry: Robbie Lee from Tennessee and Count Roscoe von Scott

 

 

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