Some Day

Ground breaking music from harmonica wizard Steve Krase (rhymes with 'ACE') and his Texas based band. The album features Krase on vocals and harmonica. The Blueshound from 90.1 fm KPFT radio describes Krase as 'Houston's Fire Breathing Dragon'! Krase has put together a tremendous band for this project including Houston Press Music Award winner for Best Guitar James Henry and Best Bass 'Spare Time 'Murray. The project also features guest apperances from Tommie Lee Bradley on vocals and Eric Demmer on Saxophone. Some Day features 7 original songs, 5 of which were penned by Krase's younger brother David who also appears as a guitarist on the album. Krase's original tunes feature hard hitting lyrics with a twist. The band pays tribute to some artis that influenced Krase's style most notably The J Geils Band. Krase delivers powerful covers of Wolf & Justman's 'Jealous Love' and 'Did You No Wrong' which were released by the JGB in the early 70's. Additionally Krase pays homage to the great Wilko Johnson who's on stage energy and antics during his time with the English based Pub Rockers 'Dr. Feelgood' are legendary. The influence of these early rockers can be heard throughout the recording but most notably on 'I'm A Rocker' which brings a New York City (Krase's hometown) edge to the CD.