Dan Sartain

Dan Sartain is a musician who has been traveling the world playing his music for years. He performs both as a solo act or with a full band, and delivers consistently. With a string of releases for the One Little Indian label (Dan Sartain vs. the Serpientes, Join Dan Sartain, Dan Sartain Lives, and Legacy of Hospitality), the native Alabamian shows no signs of slowing. With a down stroke ridden new record in the can, go catch Too Tough To Live in stores and online now, released in the late fall of 2011.If good reviews were food, Dan Sartain would be a fatty. Keep a look out for him now and in years to come, he will become an underground legend

A nice review..."Crashing into the saucy punk rock samba of 'Walk Among The Cobras Part 1' he's suddenly no longer in a busy London pub, but transported to somewhere in the Mexican desert, surrounded by threatening-looking cacti, bandits with flick knives and the biggest bottle of tequila you've ever seen. It's rockabilly, but not as you know it. When he's not singing in his Southern man twang, he's pulling inane faces and pinging his head back from his guitar like a rock ninja and chuckling knowingly to himself. 'PCB 98' is the undoubted highlight, a blues-sodden trip that's sharper than a flick knife, just as dangerous but lots more fun, and, y'know, legal. He even throws in a knowing cover of Spanish classic 'Besame Mucho' which shows he can do pure latino just as well as his own fired-up, ballsy clatter-shot version that has the indoor temperature rising to equatorial levels with the girls swooning and the boys wondering why they're nowhere near as suave as Sartain." NME