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The Stone Foxes
The Stone Foxes started as brothers Shannon and Spence Koehler playing with childhood friend Aaron Mort in a basement studio in San Francisco. They built...
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The Stone Foxes started as brothers Shannon and Spence Koehler playing with childhood friend Aaron Mort in a basement studio in San Francisco. They built their sound from classic rock and blues, working it out at local clubs before recording their debut album 'Bears & Lions.' That record included 'Ulysses Jones,' a song that got them some wider attention with its driving rhythm and lyrics about wandering.
Their music has ranged from the raw rock of that first album to more soul-inflected material on later releases like 'Cold Beer & Cigarettes.' Songs like 'Cotto' and 'Everybody Knows' show how they handle both straightforward rock energy and more reflective moods. In 2013, bassist Aaron Mort died after a battle with cancer, and the band continued afterward.
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