Romantic Obscenities Vol. 1
 Recorded at our New Years Eve Show '09/'10 & January 3rd & 4th at The Piano Bar in Hollywood. This album is vulgar, obscene, & full of moments that can only happen at a Hobo Jazz show.
Available at our shows & at Hobo's Vintage in Downtown Redlands, California.

Old Lester's Speakeasy
Buy Online through CdBaby or iTunes!
Recorded in 2006 before the economy made hobos of everyone. This record captures some of the energy that is a part of every Hobo Jazz show. Mixing originals with new spins on old standards, this record is the take-home version of a party with the hobos!
Also available at Hobo's Vintage in Downtown Redlands, California.

Below are older field recordings of ours. All recorded either in a living room or a garage. The fidelty & quality of these songs is as you'd expect but we feel that if anyone would like to hear them, they should.
Make your own Lomax Style Hobo Home Tapes! Click on underlined titles for full MP3 download

My Blue Heaven - watch out for the roosters
It Had To Be You - For Darla Hootch...
Walkin' My Baby Back Home - Gee, it's great
Cryin' Time - Your gonna leave me. Mqs on banjo, Matt on guitar & coughs
I'm Gonna Sit Right Down & Right Myself A Letter
Deliah & Delilah - The Doctor came too late
Hobo Shuffle - All aboard Hobo & O Railroad
Shake Sugaree - Everything I got is done in pawn
Hobo Jazz - Our theme songs written by Dave Brown of Old Brown Shoe
Hobo's Lullaby - sans bamboo
Bottle of Wine - When you gonna let me get sober?
500 Miles - If you miss the train I'm on.....

Live on KUCR 88.3 Tina Bold's the Vinyl Hours 11-17-03
1. Parchman Farm Shuffle
2. Easy Chair
3. Nobody Knows You When Your Down And Out
Matt - Voc/Gtr
Marquis - Voc/Gtr
Dave Brown - Upright Bass
Joe - Drums/Traps


Sunday Morning Coming Down - A Deviant Twang Sampler
Warning Sign Records
Featuring the music of The Devil Makes Three, Blackstrap, The Blue Lady Quintet, & the jumpin' jivin' stylin's of Hobo Jazz!






Some of the songs we do have a history far beyond anything we can sing in 3 minutes. Here I'd like to share a little information that I find hobo-riffic!

Ain't Misbehavin' - Fats Waller wrote it, Louis Armstrong & Cab Calloway introduced it. You cant beat that!
Sweet Sue - An standard from jazz bands of old. We got it from an old Mills Brothers 78 I found. I love this song!
One Meatball - I first heard this from Dave Brown about 4 years ago & now it's one of our favorites. This one dates back to the amazing Josh White in 1941.
Easy Chair - One of the first songs we started doing over 3 years ago. It's a mixture of a Bob Dylan song & Leadbelly's 'Goodnite Irene'. We throw in an extra verse about ramblin' hobos at the end just for kicks.
Noboy Knows You When You're Down & Out - Matt pulled this one from an Eric Clapton record but it goes way back to Bessie Smith in the '20s.
Georgia - Ray Charles had the biggest hit with it, but the guy who wrote it deserves at least as much aclaim
Stagger Lee - A song dating back to a Civil War folk story about Billy Lyons & Stacker Lee. I got it from a Johnny Rivers album but you should check out the Lloyd Price version from the '60s.
Parchman Farm Blues - I got this song from the same Johnny Rivers album that I got Stagger Lee from. Originaly a Mose Allison tune about Mississippi State Penitentary. Temporary home for Son House & Bukka White among others.
My Blue Heaven - An old Walter Donaldson song & A great Steve Martin Movie.
Frankie & Johnny - Originally 'Frankie & Albert', Frankie later aquited of the shooting & ended up in a mental institution.
Shake Sugaree - Written by Elizabeth Cotton, A folk guitar legend of whom you should learn about.