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They called it the hillbilly rock
They called it the hillbilly rock












they called it the hillbilly rock

By 1937, the trio of Rose, Fred, and Cal had finagled a furniture store sponsorship and an early morning radio show. In 1933 the Maddox family (two sharecropper parents and their children Cliff, Cal, Fred, Don, Rose, and Henry) migrated from their Alabama home to California, attempting to eke out a living as fruit pickers during the Depression. While these inductees are extremely talented, they’ve not had anywhere near the monumental influence on multiple genres (country, rockabilly, and rock ‘n’ roll) that the Maddoxes have. Yet they’ve been ignored by the Country Music Hall of Fame in favor of inducted artists like Vince Gill and Alabama. “America’s Most Colorful Hillbilly Band” not only produced some of the best music this country has ever seen, but were also one of the progenitors of rockabilly. They also ended the night being joined on stage by Charlie Bonnet, Steve Barnett & Andre Bonter ( Pump5) to sing along! It Really was a Great night of music All 3 bands were Excellent! (note : all 3 bands used the same drum kit).What’s the greatest sin perpetrated by the country music monolith? Hank Williams’ dismissal from the Grand Ole Opry? Columbia Records dropping Johnny Cash? Giving Rascal Flatts a record deal at all? These are all egregious, yes, but pale in comparison to the industry’s continued ignorance of the Maddox Brothers and Rose. At One Point in the Show Tory was Drinking wine from a bottle he had and Chip was behind him/against him they were playing each others instruments and had the crowd going wild! They played a little bit of everything, but of course the crowd LOVED when they ended the night with their famous songs ” Fly High Michelle” and ” New Thing”.

they called it the hillbilly rock

As Chip Pointed out they have played bigger venues but Knoxville Definitely Rocked Harder. The fans still were jumping and shaking the barricade with delight.

they called it the hillbilly rock

A red coat and a fluorescent bright green scarf and black pants. Tory Stoffregen (Guitar) Dan Hill (Drums) Alex Kane( Guitar) who was doing double duty as he had played an earlier set with Pump5 and still had TONS of energy! Chip comes out in his signature round pink sunglasses and a big pink hat. Vocals are now done by Bassist and founding member Chip Znuff. It was a Blast getting to see them again. Their CD Titled “Full service” check it out! you can find them at (Photos Below)Īs I recall Enuff Z’Nuff Hasn’t played Knoxville in Years. I would love to see these guys here again. I was told later the owner wants the guys back he loved them so much. During their set Singer Steven Barnett was doing pushups on stage and jumping off the stage into the photo pit and singing to the fans. Guitarist Alex Kane was a wild man Jumping all around. Bassist Andrew Cates and Andre Bonter Keeping the Beat Rocking as the fans went wild. They Hit the stage running and Rocked! Lead Singer Steven Barnett was all over that stage and had the fans screaming and fist pumping and jumping along to every song. the prior year I was eager to hear them live and they did not disappoint. Cal band Pump5 ! Having met the singer in Nashville Tn. They Have a new song called ” Fair-Weather Friend” sounds great too. Some of my favorites songs they do are “ Sinner With a Song” “Hillbilly Rock Star” “ Too Drive To Drunk” & Waiting On Time”. Him and the guys wasted no time kicking off the night and getting to the Rock! They have quite a following in the Knoxville Area and made more fans that night as I heard people say this was their first show but not their last. Charlie takes the stage wearing his signature black hat and had his stool with his gas can sitting on it. Drummer Shane was out for medical reasons. Featuring Charlie Bonnet lll (Singer/Guitarist) Ceth Carter(Bass) & Fill In Drummer Keith Feulner (Drums). Opening the show was Charlie Bonnet lll & The Folkin Gasholes. Kentucky, North Carolina, Chattanooga and Maryville among others. Enuff Z’Nuff Rocks Knoxville Tennessee First Time in Years!Įnuff Z’Nuff brought their Rock show to The Concourse in Knoxville Tennessee January 24th.














They called it the hillbilly rock