Doghouse Lords Los Angeles, California
The Doghouse Lords’ music could be compared to Johnny Cash, the Cramps, Mick Jagger and Wanda Jackson …and in fact, those
are all artists the members of the Doghouse Lords have played with before.
Javier Matos (Blue Shadows), Chopper Franklin (Cramps, Nick Curran & the Lowlifes), John Bazz (Blasters) and Bill Bateman (Blasters, Red Devils) are joined by legend Gene Taylor on these recordings.
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