Band,
Singer of Rock
The Blue Moon Boys, featuring lead vocalist Nic Roulette, harken back to the hipster sounds of the 1950s. While rooted in the rockabilly tradition, the Indiana-based quartet incorporates elements of swing, R&B and punk rock to create a unique, hard-driving, sound. Chicago/Milwaukee-based magazine The Onion wrote that the Blue Moon Boys "should be commended for having lots of rockaswingapunkabilly fun with the new rock and roll." According to "The City Beat" of Cincinnati, "essentially an ace rockabilly crew.... .their music swings harder than most of the new swing bands crowding the circuit."
Jerry Sparkman cb | |
Kenny Taylor bvoc, g | |
Nic Roulette g, voc | |
Jamie Simon dr, cym |
Track list and 30sec audio provided by
Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Johnny Lighter | The Blue Moon Boys | 2002 | Album |
Sticks & Stones | The Blue Moon Boys | 1999 | Album |
Rock & Roll Christmas Show | The Blue Moon Boys | 1998 | Album |
Live In New York | The Blue Moon Boys Featuring Nic Roulette | 1997 | Album |
Howl At The Moon / Foolish Love Affair | The Blue Moon Boys | 1996 | Single |
The Blue Moon Boys Rock and Soundtrack Band |