Its a Low Down Dirty Deal
Its a Low Down Dirty Deal formed in Los Angeles in the late 1970s with Mike Keller on vocals and guitar, Ron Kellum on bass, and Willie Davis on drums. Their...
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Its a Low Down Dirty Deal formed in Los Angeles in the late 1970s with Mike Keller on vocals and guitar, Ron Kellum on bass, and Willie Davis on drums. Their debut album 'Call It Stormy Monday' came out in 1983, anchored by the title track's blues groove and Keller's vocals.
They followed with albums like 'Dig Deep' in 1985, which faced some radio pushback, and later records including 'Still Ain't Right' in 1987 and 'Bad to the Bone' in 1990. The lineup sometimes included guitarist Billy Young alongside the core trio.
Their sound kept a blues foundation but picked up touches of funk and soul along the way. They recorded a live album, 'Real Live,' in 1992.
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