Bacon Brothers
The Bacon Brothers are Kevin and Michael Bacon, who started playing music together in the early 1990s. They've put out albums like 'Getting There' in 1995,...
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The Bacon Brothers are Kevin and Michael Bacon, who started playing music together in the early 1990s. They've put out albums like 'Getting There' in 1995, 'Can't Complain' in 2001, and 'New Year's Day' in 2015. Their song 'Arm Wrestling Woman' became a particular favorite, a lighthearted track about a competitive woman that fans still request.
Their music pulls from blues, folk, and rock, with songs like 'Angelina' and 'Boys In Bars' showing their range. The band includes Paul Guzzone on drums, Tim Quick on keyboards, and Ira Siegel on saxophone alongside the two brothers. They've kept at it for decades, playing shows and recording when they can, building a catalog that feels more like a steady presence than a flashy career.
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