The Ragtone Ramblers Brisbane, Australia
Playing in the pocket where country and jazz unashamedly mingle, the Ragtone Ramblers first release –Ragtone Stomp, represents 12 months of songwriting and captures a sound that is both unique and strangely familiar.The sweet country twang of three vocalists and songwriting styles blend seamlessly against a back drop of steel guitar, slappin’ bass, tenor banjo and the rattle of the washboard. ... more
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