Dan Sartain / Henry Dunkel Split 7-inch

Dan Sartain and Henry Dunkle are two musicians from Birmingham Alabama who admire each others music very much. It would only be a matter of time before the two put out a release together (thanks Bruce).

Both musicians have unique styles, but there are more similarities than differences. Many musical acts tend to get their feathers ruffled when they find other acts that sound like they do. This is not the case with Henry and Dan. Both have chosen to embrace each others sounds, differences and similarities included.

"Right Inside My Pocket"
written by Dan Sartian.
"Day By Day"
written by Henry Dunkel.

All Instruments played by Dan Sartian except:
Steven Robinson - organ on "Day By Day"
Ruby C. Rogers - Backing Vox/handclaps on "Right Inside My Pocket"
Lynn Bridges - Engineering /Cymbals on "Right Inside My Pocket"

Produced by Dan Sartain at Dial Back Sound Studio in Water Valley, MS.

 

 

 

 

 

Dan Sartain

Hungry End
b/w Perverted Justice (MP3)

Ready for more Rock-a-billy/Blues-a-billy/Post Punk-a-billy B*ll Shit?

Yeah, me neither.

Good thing this 7" is none of that.

I'm very proud of these recordings, and as Lynn Bridges of 'Money Shot' studio put it, they are "very rude", and that's a statement you can take to the fucking bank Jack.

The A-side is a groovy cover of Samhain's 'Hungry End', and the B-side is an anti-tribute to Pink Floyd's 'Hey You' intitled 'Perverted Justice', and it is so fucking vulgar you should be arrested just for listening to the motherfucker.