Homebase The
Drugstore Cowboys are currently based in San Antonio, Texas.
Musical
Genre Americana,
Texacana,
Classic Rock, 90's Rock, R & B, Classic
Country, Top 40 Country, Blues-Based Rock & Roll.
Snapshots
taken by and of friends, fans, and the band!
Newest
Release
The
Drugstore Cowboys have just completed recording their
third CD. The new CD is as wide and far ranging as Texas itself and includes
songs penned by Mallet, Robinson and David Kemp. It features Jan, Dub, Dave and Steve on vocals
and represents
the band as it actually is in person. The chosen songs display the versatility
of The Drugstore Cowboys' style and always get a great response when performed
live.
Background
Admired by fiercely loyal fans, The Drugstore Cowboys have brought their electric
energy to venues throughout the US and Europe. With four distinct and talented
singers up front, a rock-solid rhythm section and blistering instrumentalists,
The
Drugstore Cowboys' musical dynamics
are hard to deny. The band's artistry on lead and rhythm guitar, bass, keyboards,
drums, and strong vocals have earned them a place on stage with music legends
Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, Hank Williams Jr., Gregg Allman, Ronnie Milsap,
David Alan Coe, Charlie Daniels, Alabama, Johnny Paycheck, Con Hunley, Flaco Jimenez,
the Warren Brothers, Micahel Murphy, Elvin Bishop, McBride and the Ride, Terry
Biggs, Steve Wariner, the Mavericks, Gary P. Nunn, Freddy Fender, Charly McClain,
Buddy Emmons, Buck Trent, Joe Ely, Jerry Jeff Walker, Eddie Raven, Gatemouth Brown,
Asleep at the Wheel, Mel Tillis, John Anderson, the Sweethearts of the Rodeo,
David Frizzell, Leroy Parnell, Restless Heart and Daryl Singletary. They've been
backup band for Frenchie Burke, Johnny Rodriguez, Johnny Bush, Gary Stewart, Gene
Watson, Roy Head, and the list goes on and on.
The Drugstore Cowboys'
first recordings date back to 1973 with a succession of original works right up
to the present. The Drugstore Cowboys have re-released their second CD Shades
featuring the magnificent vocals of Jan Zerda, performing nine songs penned by
Robinson specifically for her.