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RG Featured on Blow Up Radio
UPDATE: Lazlo also wrote a review for the album. Check it out.
Several tracks from the new album were featured today on Lazlo’s Den Presents New Music on www.blowupradio.com. Thanks for the love, Lazlo!
DiTringo Discusses New Album
by Jacob Singer
Rosewood Ghosts are a bunch of Jersey boys who grew up listening to bands like Pearl Jam, Led Zeppelin, and Wilco. They are unapologetic about their love of classic rock. Their self-titled album is full of guitar solos, powerful drumming, and strong vocals. They play blues, country, and ballads but with a focus and unifying drive that is all their own. A few years ago their old band — Bill Owens Five — split up, so they hosted a “Kill Bill” party for their final show and were reborn as Rosewood Ghosts. Below is my interview with Rosewood Ghosts’ Jamie DiTringo.
Release Party featured in NY Daily News
The record release party was featured on the NY Daily News website today!
In-Depth Interview on PensEyeView.com
by Richie Frieman
Hoboken, New Jersey 7-piece Rosewood Ghosts is a band dripping with talent – a group who has been making and has been influenced by music for as long as they can remember; they know how to handle their instruments as well as anyone on the scene, good enough to blend a genre all their own: Post Classic Rock. We asked members (Jamie DiTringo, Joe Montague, Steve Brown, Matt Teitelman, Eric Walden, Adam Weissman and Saul Slotnick) about creating their own sound: “Our sound has evolved a lot in recent years. It’s rock and roll with a little extra something. There is ambience, there is twang, there is pop, there is also some heavy moving parts in some songs” says DiTringo. Weissman continues, “Thanksgiving dinner. Each element has its own dynamic flavor and distinctive quality, while working together in sweet, belly-filling unity that’ll have you coming back for seconds. More pie?”
Rosewood Ghosts Featured on Hoboken Patch
Hoboken’s Own Rosewood Ghosts to Open Arts and Music Fest
By Danielle Elliot
The Hoboken-based post classic-rock band Rosewood Ghosts will perform on the main stage on Observer Highway at noon on Sunday, the opening act in this year’s Arts and Music Fest.
“We are really excited to play the festival this year, especially this being our first show back after our recording hiatus,” guitarist/vocalist Jamie DiTringo says. “We went into the studio to start recording last September and wrapped recording in March. In that time we also added a seventh member to the band, Eric Walden.”
