Dave & Dyno and the Roadkill Orchestra [with] The Woodsmiths
Dave & Dyno with the Roadkill Orchestra
Dave Dearnley, Heather Wilson, Joshua Wrong, Darla Betts, Rob Lampe, and Dyno Don Penny
Dave and Dyno with the Roadkill Orchestra
“A cross between Flatt & Scruggs & Cheech and Chong.”-Kevin Walsh host of “So Called Good Life” KOPN Radio, Columbia, Mo.
These 2 guys from Mid-Missouri have been causing a ruckus since May 2005 when Dave Dearnly and Dyno Don Penny met during a catfish tournament songwriting contest. Their style of looking at life and writing songs about the journey clicked and the fun began This unique mixture of Rock, Folk, Country and Bluegrass has meshed into a cohesive unit of pure entertainment.
“I Love these guys”-Hank Waters III –Editor, Columbia Tribune
While playing wherever and whenever they can, from street corners to Music Festivals across America, fans have clamored for seats to see their shows. Though they are not sure what will happen, something always does.
“At this time it would not be politically correct for me to comment about Dave Dyno and the Roadkill Orchestra, but I do have their CD’S”-Sue Denny-Mayor, Lupus Mo.
As songwriters, Dave & Dyno have won or been 1st Alternate winners at the Walnut Valley Festival in 2007-2011. No subject has escaped their observation and way with words. Even the titles draw you into the fold of fun and frivolity. It’s pretty near impossible to not listen to their songs after reading titles such as:
Bomb ’em till they build a Wal-Mart
True Story
Jesus owes me 20 Bucks
I Like Pot
Whiskey’s Girl
Roadkill Chili
“I’d rather listen to these guys songs than anything that is coming out of Nashville”-Mike Granda-Soup Dejour-Musician
THE WOODSMITHS
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Derek-Guitar/Vocals/Mandolin/Banjo, Corey-Gypsy Drum Kit/Hand Percussion, Tim-Washtub/Acoustic Bass, Jeannine Elizabeth-Fiddle
Carving sounds for your eardrums with a rotating circle of friends and several bottles of alchohol. With songs about sleeping in squat houses and drinking whiskey on the river side, get ready to clean some grit out of your teeth.