Get all 17 Jeremy Porter & The Tucos releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Split the Difference, Hate It When You're Right, Patty's Not Impressed: Live in Toronto, Bottled Regrets: The First Ten Years [Collection], Bottled Regrets: The Best of the First Ten Years, Castaways: Rarities and B-Sides From the First Ten Years, Candy Coated Cannonball, Dead Ringer b/w Hummingbird Heartbeat, and 9 more.
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Second Thoughts
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Half Empty
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Don't You Know
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Letters In Rehab
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Jeremy Porter & The Tucos Detroit, Michigan
Jeremy Porter &The Tucos are an original Rock band from Detroit. Part power-pop-rock (like Cheap Trick, Hüsker Dü and X).
Part whiskey-soaked twang (like Uncle Tupelo, Gram Parsons and Waylon Jennings).
We enjoy driving around and making music in Michigan & everywhere else.
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Jeremy Porter & The Tucos recommends:
The Plurals are from Lansing, MI. and released their best album to date in 2017 - Swish! Amazing hooks and guitar tone for days with vocals passed around from Tommy to Hattie to Nich. Check it out!
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You might remember Nate Presley from Infected, but NP&THOJG have released a masterpiece of punk-Americana here. My pick is Only Time Will Tell, but this is solid as hell, front to back.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Jeremy Porter - 1987 EP”
Cooley, Hood & Isbell...What’s not to love?
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Sundown's End
by Kevin Robertson
supported by 4 fans who also own “Jeremy Porter - 1987 EP”
Listening to a lot of Kevin Robertson and the Vapour Trails recently. Superb songwriting and playing. Those guitar sounds are so damn good.
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Echo Dancing
by Alejandro Escovedo
The legendary Alejandro Escovedo returns with another country-rock scorcher.
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Sing In A World That's Falling Apart
by Black Lips
The Black Lips return with a record that draws heavily on country music, spiking it with their time-tested irreverence.
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