TŌST Music
The Other Side Of The Tracks
This is the home of all things music, entertainment and performance.
Bands, recordings, videos, events
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DERAILED

Sun May 9 - Rockabilly Kings - Terra Fermata - Stuart FL - 5:00pm
Sun May 11 - Rockabilly Kingss - Sailor’s Return - Stuart FL - 5:00pm
Thu May 22 - The Mighty Monarchs- Mickey’s Downtown Bistro - LBTS - 6:30PM
Wed May 14 - Rockabilly Kingss - Gallupi”s - Pompano Bch FL - 5:00pm
Wed May 28 - Guest host of the Blues on Tap Jam - Kelly Brother’s Pub - Ft. Lauderdale FL - 7:30pm
June 5 - Blues in the Schools - Deerfield Beach Percy White Public Library - 6:00pm -7:30
Fri June 6 - The Mighty Monarchs - Grumpy Gary’s - Dania Beach FL - 6:30PM
Sat June 7 - Rockabilly Kingss - Conchy Joe’s - Jensen Bch FL - 8:00pm
Sun June 8 - Rockabilly Kingss - Sailor’s Return - Stuart FL - 5:00pm
Thu June 12 - The Mighty Monarchs - Mickey’s Downtown Bistro - LBTS - 6:00PM
Sun June 22 - The first Mighty Monarchs Jamboree - Mickey’s Downtown Bistro - LBTS - 6:00PM
A brief band History
I play in bands as a side person, contributing my colors as paint for the pallet of the band leader(s).
The bands I lead and front are based on my vision in combination with the players who join me.My first band, based in Baltimore’s Fells Point, was Clay and the Mudslingers.
In Los Angeles, The Sundowners prowled Venice Beach, parts of LA and made it to Helsini Finland and Stockholm Sweden. I also played with The Uninvited, Mr. Jones and the Previous with Andras Jones, and the Jesse Loya Band.
In Missouri there was the finest Blues band I will ever play with, Don Shipps and the Titanic Blues Band and it’s spin-off band The Pawn Shop with Norman Jackson.
TŌST (The other Side of the Tracks), emerged in Missouri, with
Stonewall Jackson and Wayne Smith.