Stranger In Need © (3:14) written by Pete Connell © 2006 Sugar Coat It © (2:55) written by Pete Connell © 2006 Love Train © (4:23) written Adam Namm © 2006 I Don't Want No Man © (3:23) D. Robey Songs of Universal Inc. Angels Cry © (3:48) written by Pete Connell © 2006 Stuck On You © (3:05) written by Vince Amodeo © 2006 She's a Real Upsetter © (3:49) written by Pete Connell © 2006 Why Was I So Blind? © (2:54) written by Dave Harris© 2006 Pouring Water on a Drowning Man © (2:43)D. Baker D. McCormick Pronto/Quinvy Publishing I'm In Love With You (Baby) © (2:57) written by Pete Connell © 2006 I Can't Help It (I think this is love) © (3:33) written by Pete Connell © 2006 Cold, Cold Morning © (3:55) written by Dave Harris © 2006
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Sally Swan, Bass, Vocals Peter Connell, Guitar, Vocals Jeff Miles Drums / Percussion Peter Runk, Keyboards, Vocals Dave Harris, Harmonica, Vocals Vince Amodeo, Tenor Sax Mike Larsen, Trumpet Charlie Dharapak, Baritone / Tenor Sax
Special Performances by Members of Dead Mans Holllow Belinda Hardesty, Caryn Fox Back up vocals Love Train, Angels Cry Special Guests Ben Mason, Back up vocal Stranger in Need, Sugar Coat It, She's a Real Upsetter, I'm In Love With You Adam Namm, Keyboards Love Train

"The Curbfeelers Curb Appeal Those who love American blues and soul will love Arlington-based The Curbfeelers, especially those who have a special place in their hearts for a” full band” that includes a mix of seasoned musicians playing on a variety of instruments from guitars to percussion, keyboards and harmonica, as well as tenor sax and trumpet. Every song on the Curb Appeal is a mix of soul and fun, while the band embodies a combination of Primal Scream, Black Crows and Rolling Stones. Notable vocals include Sally Swan and Pete Connell. One can’t help but think that taking in a live show would be even better.   " Stockely Baksh, On Tap Magazine

"On Curb Appeal, Washington, D.C.'s Curbfeelers put forward their best collective foot. The sound (and the production) on this self-release is puchy and full, recalling '60's soul records on "Love Train" and, more often, the Rolling Stones, on "I Can't Help It", "Stranger In Need", "Stuck On You", and "Angels Cry". Harpist David Harris' "Why Was I So Blind", a 1920's style blues song by Sally Swan, is among the best tracks, as is a cover of James Carr's "Pouring Water On a Drowning Man". Grit and groove coexist nicely here..." Blues Revue Magazine"

The sound of the backbeat wafting through the neighborhood has created a chemistry that can't be denied; The Curbfeelers have arrived!  The first time I heard The Curbfeelers was at a pig roast many years ago in some unreachable location in the Maryland hills, and at the time I was a little unsure if the world was ready for their sound.  But the years of practice, the refinement of their musicianship and their mutual love of the blues has made them record-ready.  Their recent performances at blues festivals have created a sound and energy that I think has been captured in this recording.  The Curbfeelers, American Blues and Soul at its finest!  Jeff Severson, Producer

		Ain't Goin' For That © 2:35 written by Peter Connell Waited Long Enough 4:41 written by Adam Namm Hard Times © 3:32 written by Peter Connell Born Under a Bad Sign 3:26 written by Booker T. Jones, William Bell licensed via Harry Fox Agency Take It Easy Baby © 5:16 written by Dave Harris I'm Immune To You © 4:13 written by Peter Connell Mama Didn't Raise No Fool © 2:35 written by Peter Connell She's Into Something © 3:21 written by Carl Wright licensed via Harry Fox Agency She's My Baby © 3:40 written by David Harris Won't You Tell Me © 3:27 written by Peter Connell
Peter Connell, Guitar, Vocals Sally Swan, Bass, Vocals Dave Harris, Harmonica, Vocals Adam Namm, Keyboards, Vocals Chris Hannon, Drums, Vocals
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Bookings are handled by Pete Connell.  Call (703) 819-8564 or email thecurbfeelers@aol.com for a demo cd and to book the band.