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The Gun Club. Rock band from Los Angeles (CA, USA) formed in 1980-1981 by Jeffrey Lee Pierce, Brian Tristan (better known as Kid Congo Powers ), Don Snowden and Brad Dunning. The band was initially called The Creeping Ritual. During their debut album "Fire Of Love" in 1981, the band was comprised of Jeffrey Lee Pierce, Rob Ritter, Terry Graham ...
Ward Dotson - guitar, slide guitar, backing vocals on "Jack on Fire" Rob Ritter - bass; Terry Graham - drums; Additional musicians. Tito Larriva - producer, violin on "Promise Me" Chris D. - producer, backing vocals on "Jack on Fire" Lois Graham - backing vocals on "Jack on Fire" Technical. Pat Burnette, Noah Shark - engineers; Chris D. - cover ...
15 mar 2018 · From 1979 to 1996, Jeffrey manned the Gun Club ship through thick and mostly thin. Understandably, the initial Fire of Love and Miami lineup of Ward Dotson (guitar), Rob Ritter (bass), Jeffrey Lee Pierce (vocals/guitar) and Terry Graham (drums) remains the most beloved; setting the spooky, blues-punk template for future Gun Club releases.
The band’s cover of Son House’s “Preaching the Blues” (itself a variation on Johnson’s “Preachin’ Blues”) adds a sense of urgency via Pierce’s manic howls and Ward Dotson’s slide guitar work. If there could ever be anything like a balls-out ballad, “Promise Me” is it.
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In November 1980, Powers dropped out of the band to accept an invitation to join the Cramps, and Ward Dotson took his place. The Gun Club became a fixture on the Los Angeles underground scene, though Pierce's heavy drinking and mercurial nature made their shows unpredictable and they tended to polarize audiences.
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