Red Dragon Cartel's debut finds guitarist Jake E. The album rounds out with something completely different number, a soft piano instrumental, Exquisite Tenderness, which lives up to it's name and, I'm guessing again, that's Lee on the piano. Like something straight out of The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, singer Vincent. The latter features Maria Brink (I think), alternating between raging rock and sultry torch singer. Alternatively, RDC can be thumping heavy metal, blistering in the shear heaviness as with War Machine or Big Mouth.Īlso, if you listen carefully, Lee's blues licks can be found, a touch in the latter half of Wasted and more than a little flavor in Redeem Me. Shout It Out, Slave, and the terrific Wasted are good examples. 'That song is one riff from front to back,' he said. Additionally, underneath all this is some serious groove getting your toe tapping, while you're banging your head. RED DRAGON CARTEL Shout It Out w Jake E Lee 2014 Frontiers Records Official Red Dragon Cartel 2014 - Shout It Out Two Steps From Hell 'Sun' (2013 U.S.A. Lee told Glide Magazine that he considers this to be the surprise song on Red Dragon Cartels debut album. It's generally straight up melodic heavy rock and metal with a modern tone, driven by Lee's wall of riffage and wicked good guitar solos. Throw out any conceptions of his Ozzy tenure or later skirmishes with blues guitar rock. So there you have the skinny on the who, wha,t and why. However, it's not clear from press material who sung on what song. That song is one riff from front to back. However, the recording session was also gifted with some guest talent including Paul Di’Anno (ex-Iron Maiden), Robin Zander of Cheap Trick, as well as Maria Brink from In This Moment and Five Finger Death Punch’s Jeremy Spencer, adding vocals. Lee told Glide Magazine that he considers this to be the surprise song on Red Dragon Cartels debut album. The quartet then recorded most of the material. Vocalist Darren James Smith and drummer Jonas Fairley got the slots. Red Dragon Cartel playing song Shout It Out is their 5 most played live song, this song was played in 61 out of 76 shows with a probability of 80. As one would guess, this tune is an in-yer-face knock-yer-socks-off. A shout was put out on Facebook for a lead singer and a drummer. Red Dragon Cartel began life as a Jake E.

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