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Also Eckman has worked with Willard Grant Conspiracy on the albums Regard the End (2003) and Let It Roll, as well as with The Bambi Molesters. Eckman is also a member of the trio Dirtmusic along with Chris Brokaw and Hugo Race and he has worked with the band Tamikrest from Mali. These two acts toured Europe as a double bill in the spring of 2010.
Following an initial EP, 1985’s 22 Disasters, the group first settled into a four person lineup with Eckman’s brother Grant on drums and Michael Wells on bass. After See Beautiful Rattlesnake Garden s, a debut album on Seattle’s PopLlama label, the group perhaps unsurprisingly ended up on Sub Pop, with drummer Terri Moeller later replacing Grant Eckman in 1991.
- Ned Raggett
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See Beautiful Rattlesnake Gardens is the debut studio album by the American alternative country band The Walkabouts, released 1988. Performed by: Chris Eckman – Vocals, Guitars, Moos Organ. Grant Eckman – Drums, Percussion. Carla Torgerson – Vocals, Guitar, Keyboard, Cello. Michael Wells (3) – Bass.
Grant Eckman – drums, percussion; Chris Eckman – vocals, guitars, lap steel guitar, mandolin; Additional musicians. Alan Finston – trombone on "The Anvil Song" Bruce Wirth – violin on "Wreck of the old #9" Steve Fisk – trains on "Wreck of the old #9" Technical personnel. Ed Brooks – production, engineering; Tony Kroes – production ...
Carla Torgerson, Chris Eckman, Michael Wells, Glenn Slater, Grant Eckman, Terri Moeller, Brian Young, Bruce Wirth, Curt Eckman, Fred Chalenor, Joe Bass, John Saunders, Nancy Wharton Album Highlights Full Discography
