Brad Stubbs
Genre: Singer/Songwriter
Secondary Genre: Folk / Americana / Blues

Los Angeles
California
USA

Instrumentation
Brad Stubbs - vocal with acoustic guitar + piano.

*  Brad performs solo or with a band.


Brad Stubbs is a multi-talented composer,
songwriter, performer and producer who’s been
actively creating music for over twenty years. He
released his first CD
The Last Drive-In Movie on
Arena Records in 1996. The dreamy acoustic
album received critical acclaim for its use of spoken
word and poetry .
The Last Drive-In Movie continues
to be one of his most popular songs.

Brad fronted the alt-country group
Bandwagon and
performed for many years throughout the 1990's,
sharing the bill with artists like
Peter Case and
Asleep At The Wheel.

During that time he also played mandolin with
Girl
George and the Dragons
which included one of the
founding members of
Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks.
Famed songwriter
Guy Clark immortalized Girl
George in his 2002 song
“Arizona Star”

In 2008, Brad released his 2nd CD Headin’ South a
15 song Americana opus that is a melting pot of
musical styles including  folk, rock, bluegrass,
gospel, blues,  jazz and  country. For the ambitious
self produced project Brad assembled a  top-notch
group of musicians known for their work with artists
such as
Lyle Lovett and Bonnie Raitt. The album is
currently receiving airplay in the US and Europe. His
song
“This Old Car”  has been heard on radio BBC
and NPR.

In 2009 Brad released a uniquely experimental
project under the name
Techno Cowboy called The
Ziggy Stardust Omnichord Album
. The fun techno-
style album is a re-creation of
David Bowie’s classic
record using only the omnichord, a theremin,  a
circuit bent toys and vintage synthesizers.

Brad  recently licensed a one of his political songs
for use in the upcoming documentary  film
Plunder  
and also wrote the theme song for the reality TV
show pilot
Hollywood Vintage.

Currently Brad is finishing up a collection of children’
s songs due to be available later this year.
Brad Stubbs
Genre: Singer/Songwriter
Secondary Genre: Folk / Blues / Country

Los Angeles
California
USA

Instrumentation
Brad Stubbs - vocal with acoustic guitar + piano.

*  Brad performs solo or with a band.


On Brad's latest album
Headin' South he can be  heard
working with many musicians known for their work with Lyle
Lovett,  Joni Mitchell, James Taylor,  Robert Plant and Allison
Krauss, Randy Newman, The Ditty Bops , k.d. lang, and Bonnie
Raitt . If you like those folks, you'll dig this...

Brad released his first solo CD
The Last Drive-In Movie on
Arena Records in 1996. The dreamy title track gained attention
for it's unique use of music and spoken word. Since then he’s
performed in many groups, most notably
Bandwagon , which
opened for
Asleep At That Wheel and Peter Case. Brad also
played mandolin for  George & The Dragons.  George is best
known from the act George and the Arizona Star and is the
subject of the song "Arizona Star" by
Guy Clark.  Also in the
group for a time was fiddler Naomi Ruth Eisenberg (original
member of
Dan Hicks & The Hot Licks) and guitar wiz Honey
Davis(Solomon Burke). Brad's been heard on radio and
television including KNBC News and the international
Dr.
Demento Show
KAXE-FM, KCSN-FM and Freight Train Boogie.  
In 2007,  Brad took 1st place in the Traditional Singing Contest
at the Topanga Banjo  Fiddle  Contest & Folk  Festival.  Brad's
written music for commercials, children's programs and radio.

On Headin South there are fififteen songs that explore a
number of musical influences, including country, blues, New
Orleans jazz, celtic and even gospel.  Tracks include many  
acoustic ballads drivin by dobro and cello
Discography
CD - Headin' South                      2008
CD - Songs For Kids                    2007             
CD -
The Last Drive-In Movie     1996          
Brad Stubbs
PRESS

BBC -Radio Wales  (Jan 2009)
"most unusual and highly original. I like
it (Headin' South) very much "
 Frank  
Hennessy (host of Celtic Heartbeat)

YouTube   (Aug 2008)
"I love Brad Stubbs."
              Aimee Mann (singer/songwriter)
"... like a man with dynamite strapped to
his chest.."
                      Paul Bryan (producer)

KNBC TV

" He sounds like a cross between Joni
Mitchell and Kool And The Gang"

 
TV's Fritz Coleman talks about Brad on
KNBC television Los Angeles Channel 5.
After featuring Brad and his music on
local Los Angeles television station
.

Los Angeles Times
"Unique blend of country, folk and
blues..."

LA Weekly
"Quirky imaginative songs ......."

LA Reader
"... sings and strums with all his heart...."

Folkworks Magazine (2007)
Brad Stubbs wins 1st place in the
Traditional Singing competition at the
47th annual Topanga Banjo Fiddle
Contest & Folk Festival.


brad@bradstubbs.com
Email:
Brad Stubbs desert highway
* DISCOGRAPHY *   Click CD for More Info     
Brad Stubbs Last Drive In CD
Brad Stubbs 01
Brad sings "Momma Don't Allow" (2009)
The Last Drive-In Movie
1996 / 2000
HEADIN' SOUTH               2008
2009
Music from "Headin South" CD 2008
RADIO PLAYS
************
KCSN-FM
Finish What You Start

KRCB-FM
This Old Car

WETS-FM
Headin' South (CD)

KAXE-FM
Headin' South (CD)

FREIGHT TRAIN
BOOGIE
This Old Car
Cowboy Christmas (single)
Average Girl
Lend Me An Ear Van Gogh

BANKFORTY
BUNKHOUSE
SHOW
Cowboy Christmas (single)

COUNTRY BEAR
Someone Else Is On Your
Mind

If Heartaches Were Like
Dollars (I'd Be A
Millionaire)

Highway 61 radio show
Alessandria, Italy
Headin' South (CD)
Ziggy Stardust Omnichord Album
Techno Cowboy                 2009


KPFT
Headin' South (CD)

AMERICANA
MATINEE
Finish What You Start

BBC- Radio Wales
Celtic Heartbeat
When The Well Runs Dry
This Old Car

RADIO FM GOUD  
BELGIUM
Headin' South (CD)

Dirty Linen Magazine
(March 2009)
Headin' South (CD)
* new release noted

Euro Americana Chart
Headin' South (CD)
tip list

American Music
Radio Belgium
Headin' South (CD)

Sing Out! Magazine
(Feb 2009)
Headin' South (CD)
* new release noted

NPR Car Talk #913
(March 28, 2009)
This Old Car
Techno Cowboy
Photo: Deidre Davidson
"Brad is an entertainer, who shares his ability
to weave songs and stories that touch not just  
your heart, but your funny bone as well."
SONGS FOR KIDS
*       Push  PLAY or space bar to play      *
photo: Don Norris
Brad Stubbs
Genre: Singer/Songwriter
Secondary Genre: Folk / Americana / Blues

Los Angeles
California
USA

Instrumentation
   Brad Stubbs - vocal with acoustic guitar.

  *  Brad performs solo or with a band.

    Brad Stubbs was born in the hills of Pennsylvania. He
was raised by a musical family known for singing together
on the front porch . As a child the family moved to  Chicago  
where he was immersed in the local folk and blues scene.
As a young man he moved to California where he currently
resides.
    Brad  is a  songwriter, performer and producer  who has
been actively creating music for over twenty years. He
released his first solo CD
The Last Drive-In Movie on
Arena Records in 1996. The acoustic album received
critical acclaim for its use of spoken word on the dreamy
title track. The song continues to be one of his most
popular tracks.  
    For years Brad fronted the alt-country group Bandwagon
which shared the stage with Asleep At The Wheel and
Peter Case. Brad also played mandolin with the folk-punk
act Girl George and The Dragons which included Naomi
Ruth Eisenberg (f
ounding member of Dan Hicks and the
Hot Licks.) Girl George was immortalized in the 2002 song
Arizona Star by Guy Clark.
    In 2008 Brad released Headin’ South, his 15 song
Americana opus which has been receiving airplay
throughout Europe and the US including radio BBC and
NPR. The album included many first rate musicians known
for their work with the likes of Lyle Lovett, Joni Mitchell, kd
lang and the Ditty Bops. Popular songs are
This Old Car,
Slowly Away and Waco.
    In 2009 Brad released experimental music under the
name
Techno Cowboy in which he explores
unconventional sounds
and instruments.  The Ziggy
Stardust
Omnichord Album is a remake of David Bowie’s
classic record using just the omnichord (a quirky 80’s
instrument), a Theremin, Circuit bent toys and vintage
synths.
    Brad has written and licensed music for film, television
and children’s programs.
In 2009, he released an album
for children called
Songs For Kids . It was recorded with
the help
of his 9 year old nephew. It includes the popular  
songs
Cowboy Christmas, Lucky Dog and Where's The
Band?

    
Brad is currently finsihing a new collection of folk songs
which is due to released in 2010.