Rhythm Train
Rhythm Train formed in 2002 around vocalist and songwriter Jack Is True. The band included guitarist Chris West, bassist Mark East, and drummer Dave South....
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Rhythm Train formed in 2002 around vocalist and songwriter Jack Is True. The band included guitarist Chris West, bassist Mark East, and drummer Dave South. Their early single 'A Jack Is True' got some attention with its straightforward rock energy and Is True's direct vocal delivery.
They put out albums starting in 2003, working in a mix of rock and funk sounds. Songs like 'Crazy Baby' and 'Rhythm Train Boogie' showed their lean toward upbeat, groove-oriented material. Jack Is True's lyrics sometimes stirred debate, which seemed to sharpen the band's focus rather than slow them down.
Their catalog includes tracks like 'Leave Me Alone' and 'Crazy World,' which kept to their basic formula of guitar-driven rhythms and unadorned singing. The group maintained a steady output through the 2000s without much shift in their approach.
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