Showing posts with label Moving Sidewalks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Moving Sidewalks. Show all posts

Monday, March 31, 2025

Greg Prevost reunites with ex-Chesterfield Kings pals in Shitkicker Rebellion

Shitkicker Rebellion's Rick Cona and Greg "Stackhouse" Prevost just released their rippin' debut 45 on Penniman Records.  


Here's the scoop...

For Rochester's Greg "Stackhouse" Prevost, 2022 turned out to be an especially fruitful year for his “artistic pursuits.” Greg's memoir On The Street I Met a Dog was published just two weeks before the release of his album Vintage Violence. To properly celebrate this coincidence, a presentation was organized at the legendary House of Guitars in Rochester. For such a special event, a book signing was scheduled, spiced up with free pizza, a “party” atmosphere, and a small, unannounced live performance. Greg was joined by his “brothers” and former Chesterfield Kings members Rick Cona (bass), Paul Morabito (guitar), Zachary Koch (drums) and Ryan Moore (lead guitar, piano/organ) from the Low Spirits. Watch some footage from the event below. 

The band performed five songs under the name The Shitkicker Rebellion. As expected, it was a blast, leaving both the artists and audience wanting more. Within a couple of weeks, they headed to the studio to record two songs from the brief live set with the idea of releasing a single. Get a copy of Shitkicker Rebellion's debut single right here – covering the Velvets' "White Light White Heat" on the top side with an update of Moving Sidewalks' 60s garage classic "99th Floor" (penned by Billy Gibbons pre-ZZ Top) on the flip.  Check it out followed by a portion of their House Of Guitar in-store performance from December 10, 2022.

 




Saturday, July 17, 2021

That time MTV aired a Chesterfield Kings video

Watch MTV's Martha Quinn introduce a clip for "99th Floor" by Rochester's Chesterfield Kings with animation by Fred Armstrong. 


Chesterfield Kings frontman Greg Prevost is still putting out great records. Check out Songs For These Times right here