ABOUT THE ALBUM

Formed in 2006, The Del Moroccos are an  8-piece Rock n’ Roll band  with stellar guitar, bass, drums, piano, tenor/bari sax, and 3 sexy frontwomen - Gabrielle Sutton, Adrienne Stoner, and Sarah Goldstein.  Hi-Style Records put out their debut full-length album, Blue Black Hair, in 2008. Knock the Ray-ettes, Bo Diddley and Link Wray together, with a blast of garage, a hit of late ’50s black rock n’ roll, and you get a red hot raucous mix of "Soulful 50s garage”. The album features veteran Chicago musicians from the rockabilly, surf, ska, jazz and R & B scenes, from bands including: JD McPherson, The Mighty Blue Kings, The Four Charms, Deals Gone Bad, The Modern Sounds, Cave Catt Sammy, Andrew Bird, Kevin O’Donnell’s Quality 6. 

Blue Black Hair ticks all the right rockin’ boxes and is definitely one for the shopping list! - Pete O’Gorman, Now Dig This, UK CD of 2008!!!!

“We had many contenders but this album came out on top when we received it a few weeks ago. Great songs, great band, great musicians...it’s got it all. Get yours now!” - Martin Vowels, RootsCD.com

“.....(the Del Moroccos) repped for Chicago well, blurring the lines between rockabilly and early-60s soul, without the narrow-minded myopia that sinks most newer ‘billy acts.” - James Porter, Time Out Chicago

PERFORMERS

Gabrielle Sutton - Lead Vocal, Percussion
Jimmy Sutton - Electric & Acoustic Guitars, Percussion, Backing Vocals
Josh Bell - Tenor & Baritone Sax, Percussion
Alex Hall - Drums, B3 Organ, Percussion
Aaron Hammes - Piano, Acoustic Guitar
Bill Pekara - Electric Bass
Beau Sample - Electric Bass on tracks 2, 3, 12
Barb Clifford - Backing Vocals
Suzy Brack - Backing Vocals
Ana Diaz - Backing Vocal on track 13

TRACK LISTING

Baby Doll / He Knocks Me Out / That’s A Pretty Good Love / I Don’t Know / Don’t Break My Heart / Daddy You Lied To Me / I Want Some More / Blue Black Hair / I’d Rather Go Blind / El Tren De La Costa / Skinny Jimmy / Action Packed / That’s All You Gotta Do