Steve Carlson Band

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The Steve Carlson Band

Origin Los Angeles, California
Years active 2004present
Genres Rock
Funk
Members Steve Carlson
Steve Dress
Tim Jimenez
David Olivas

The Steve Carlson Band (sometimes credited as 'SCB') is an American rock and funk band based out of Hollywood, California. Formed in 2004, the band released its first independent album in the summer of 2005 and performs regularly in the L.A. club scene. Not to be confused with the Steve Carson Band (also known as SCB) that also plays in Hollywood, California.

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[1]In 2004, Steve Carlson formed The Steve Carlson Band along with bass player Steve Dress, a graduate of the Juilliard School, drummer Tim Jimenez, a California native who was an original member of the legendary Rave-Ups, signed to Epic Records, and saxophonist David Olivas, who earned his performance degree from the Berklee College of Music. Together they have become a constant on the L.A. club scene, selling out venues and awing both fans and critics alike.

“Like a lot of the classic artists we’ve known and loved, Steve Carlson’s ensemble does what rock & roll did in the Fifties. He also delivers a sound that seems to draw from a vast pool of American standbys for rockers. Funk, blues, rockabilly and country, all wind up in the mix, and it’s as accessible as Hootie & the Blowfish were several years back. Carlson is just a bit more gritty and dangerous than those boys, and the girls swoon a lot more because of it.”
–Music Connection (2005)

With the bands’ highly anticipated debut album Rollin On that was released in June of 2005, they are looking forward to showcasing their talents on a worldwide stage.

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Album information Track Listing

Rollin' On

  • Released: 2004 (U.S.)
  • Label: Self-Released

1. Dynamite
2. Strange Way
3. Rollin' On
4. Wasted Jamie
5. Hummingbird Billy
6. Fade Away
7. Stop
8. One Thing
9. Rocking Chair
10. Nonstop Lady
11. Hotel Love

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