(Blues-Rock) [WEB] Quaker City Night Hawks - Honcho - Honcho - 2013, FLAC (tracks), lossless

CUE Corrector v. 8.4.2 / b. 1033 (Mar. 07, 2021)
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Quaker City Night Hawks / Honcho
Folder: Quaker City Night Hawks - Honcho
Audio files:
    01 - Fox in the Hen House.flac [04:01.333; FLAC • 1038 kbps • 16 bit \ 44100 Hz • stereo; 29,88 MB (31 330 466 B)]
    02 - Crack at the Bottle.flac [03:26.507; FLAC • 1096 kbps • 16 bit \ 44100 Hz • stereo; 26,99 MB (28 295 851 B)]
    03 - Lavanderia.flac [02:14.147; FLAC • 1087 kbps • 16 bit \ 44100 Hz • stereo; 17,39 MB (18 238 236 B)]
    04 - Cast the Line.flac [02:59.627; FLAC • 1088 kbps • 16 bit \ 44100 Hz • stereo; 23,32 MB (24 451 006 B)]
    05 - You Got It Easy.flac [02:45.413; FLAC • 1003 kbps • 16 bit \ 44100 Hz • stereo; 19,78 MB (20 742 452 B)]
    06 - Witch Kitchen.flac [04:50.240; FLAC • 954 kbps • 16 bit \ 44100 Hz • stereo; 33,03 MB (34 630 417 B)]
    07 - Greasy Night.flac [03:07.600; FLAC • 1054 kbps • 16 bit \ 44100 Hz • stereo; 23,59 MB (24 731 892 B)]
    08 - Rattlesnake Boogie.flac [03:18.240; FLAC • 998 kbps • 16 bit \ 44100 Hz • stereo; 23,59 MB (24 730 926 B)]
    09 - Stable Hand.flac [03:06.080; FLAC • 1041 kbps • 16 bit \ 44100 Hz • stereo; 23,10 MB (24 222 066 B)]
    10 - Yellow Rose.flac [04:38.440; FLAC • 887 kbps • 16 bit \ 44100 Hz • stereo; 29,47 MB (30 903 864 B)]
    11 - Train Rolled Home.flac [04:21.080; FLAC • 921 kbps • 16 bit \ 44100 Hz • stereo; 28,69 MB (30 081 934 B)]
    12 - Sweet Molly.flac [02:28.987; FLAC • 1054 kbps • 16 bit \ 44100 Hz • stereo; 18,72 MB (19 630 720 B)]
Accuracy: -m0
File 01 - Fox in the Hen House - 100% CDDA [04:01:25]
File 02 - Crack at the Bottle  - 100% CDDA [03:26:38]
File 03 - Lavanderia           - 100% CDDA [02:14:11]
File 04 - Cast the Line        - 100% CDDA [02:59:47]
File 05 - You Got It Easy      - 100% CDDA [02:45:31]
File 06 - Witch Kitchen        - 100% CDDA [04:50:18]
File 07 - Greasy Night         - 100% CDDA [03:07:45]
File 08 - Rattlesnake Boogie   -  99% CDDA [03:18:18]
File 09 - Stable Hand          - 100% CDDA [03:06:06]
File 10 - Yellow Rose          -  99% CDDA [04:38:33]
File 11 - Train Rolled Home    -  99% CDDA [04:21:06]
File 12 - Sweet Molly          - 100% CDDA [02:28:74]
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These tracks looks like CDDA with probability 100%.
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=== 64A3E43B218E87496CA9CC705358293F5A075E90C838F89B50179DAFC5346311 ===

Texas' Quaker City Night Hawks play a raw, hard-hitting brand of old-school Southern rock that draws on their love of country and blues. Following their arrival in the 2010s, Quaker City Night Hawks grabbed ears with albums like 2013's Honcho and having their songs featured on TV's Sons of Anarchy. In 2016, they broke even wider with their album El Astronauta.
Hailing from Fort Worth, Texas, Quaker City Night Hawks came together in 2009 after singer/songwriter Sam Anderson and singer/songwriter David Matsler decided to put a rock band together after years of hustling for solo acoustic gigs. Anderson, the son of a minister, had grown up singing in church and had picked up guitar as a teenager. He was enrolled as an art major at Fort Worth's Texas Tech when he befriended Matsler in 2003 while playing open-mike nights around Lubbock and Fort Worth. Matsler had been taught how to fingerpick guitar by his mother, and grew up listening to folk artists like James Taylor, Paul Simon, and Bob Dylan. He had also studied mandolin at South Plains College in Levelland before meeting Anderson.
Over the next few years, the duo stayed in touch as Anderson transferred to the University of North Texas in Denton and Matsler moved to Austin. Around 2007, they relocated to Fort Worth, splitting their time between coffeehouse gigs, work with various bands, and writing songs together. They eventually decided to officially put a band together, building upon their love of greasy '70s rock, and influences like ZZ Top, Led Zeppelin, and the Band. Calling themselves Quaker City Night Hawks, a name partially culled from writer Mark Twain's 1867 travel book The Innocents Abroad, they put together a live group of friends from the Fort Worth area. In 2012, they issued their debut album, Torquila Torquila!, and backed it up by constant touring and live shows.
That same year, the band gained a boost after several of their songs were used on season five of the popular motorcycle TV drama Sons of Anarchy. By the time they released their sophomore album, 2013's Honcho, Quaker City Night Hawks had gained a loyal cult following with fans popping up around the globe. They eventually signed to Nashville's Lightning Rod Records home of similarly roots-oriented mavericks like Joe Pug, Jason Isbell, and Ryan Culwell. Their first release for the label, El Astronauta, arrived in 2016 and featured the single "Mockingbird." It gained significant attention online, including social media support from Jimmy Fallon, Marc Maron, and others. In 2019, they returned with their fourth full-length album, QCNH, which peaked in the Top 40 of the Billboard Top Independent Albums chart.
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