the Havalinas
Members:
Tim Scott: guitars, harmonica, dobro
Smutty Smith: bass
Chalo Quintana; drums, b-vocals, percussion
The Havalinas was formed in 1990 togehter with former Rockats bassist
Smutty Smith and Cruzados drummer Chalo Quintana. The group issued one
self-titled album in 1990, which was performed on acoustic instruments.
"Go North" (RYCD022 / 1991)
“Official bootleg” recorded live in Bergen, Norway in 1991.
Released by Revell Yell in Japan.
Tracklist:
1. Stick’n’stones
2. There was this mother
3. Currency
4. High hopes
5. Junkie’s riddle
6. I am no one
7. Fill ‘em up!
8. Why didn’t I?
9. Jesus and Johnny
10. Friends
11. No man’s land
12. Road to ruin
The Havalinas (Elektra / 1990)
I think we must have been the loudest acoustic band that ever existed...on
the record i used every acoustic stringed instrument i could get my hands
on, the producer Don Gehmen basically let us throw a bunch of insanity
on tape than sorted through it...i like the record...the band did alot
of live in the studio demos i think i like even more...
Tracklist:
1. High Hopes
2. Not A Lot To Ask For
3. Fill 'Em Up
4. There Was This Mother
5. Jesus And Johnny
6. Sticks And Stones
7. Don't Feel Bad
8. Good For Nothin' Rag
9. Inexperienced
10. Another Out
11. Why Didn't I?