New single written and produced by guitarist/songwriter of the legendary 60’s rock band The Doughboys- GAR FRANCIS www.garfrancis.com
Released June 22 2010 - Bongo Boy Records www.bongoboyrecords.com
A rockin track by Jersey shore rock band
The Easy Outs.
www.theeasyouts.com
- Come On, Come On –
Released June 22 2010 - Bongo Boy Records www.bongoboyrecords.com
A rockin track by Jersey shore rock band
The Easy Outs.
www.theeasyouts.com
- Come On, Come On –
On the AIR
Q104.3 FM – New York
The Complete 8/8/10 "Out Of The Box" Playlist
Stone Temple Pilots - "Between the Lines"
Down 'N' Outz (Joe Elliott) - "England Rocks"
Robert Randolph - "If I Had My Way"
Gov't Mule - "Railroad Boy"
Band of Skulls - "Light of the Morning"
Robert Plant - "Angel Dance"
The Rolling Stones - "Following the River"
The Easy Outs (Long Branch) - "Come On Come On"
Molly Hatchet - "Been To Heaven - Been To Hell"
Tom Petty - "I Should Have Known It"
Black Country Communion - "One Last Soul"
Slash - "By the Sword"
Sound Drive (NYC) - "Turn Away"
WFMU 91.1FM– Jersey City, NJ
WFMU's Teenage Wasteland
WFMU - Three Chord Monte
WFMU's Pat Duncan
91.3 FM WTSR Trenton
Randy Now’s Capital Garage
KUSF 90.3 FM San Francisco, CA
KKUP, 91.5 FM Santa Rosa, CA
The Easy Outs from Long Branch, NJ
Photo By MoPromo Staff
Photo By MoPromo Staff
On the TV
AIRING on ESPN – August 16th thru 22nd, 2010
NASCAR NOW! The Easy Outs – Come On, Come On
AIRING on ESPN – August 16th thru 22nd, 2010
NASCAR NOW! The Easy Outs – Come On, Come On
In Review:
Aquarian weekly
“With the good time Farfisa vibe of ? And The Mysterians, sing along choruses and solid simple playing, the tune tackles roots 1960s territory with traditional style and class.
Gar Francis also guest stars on the single, playing organs, Mellotron, sax and the raunchiest guitar this side of the T. Rex.
Gar and the boys take basic 1960s roots language and turn it into an infectious good time performance that everyone can understand….. “
Reviewed by John Pfeiffer from the Aquarian Weekly
Sir Magazine
“The Easy Outs, have put an end to the old adage by perfectly capturing the vintage garageband sound of the 60's
with their single "Come On, Come On". The band has made a name for themselves by infusing
their music with the classic and nostalgic sounds of traditional rock music from the 60s & 70s.”
Reviewed by Sir Magazine
“With the good time Farfisa vibe of ? And The Mysterians, sing along choruses and solid simple playing, the tune tackles roots 1960s territory with traditional style and class.
Gar Francis also guest stars on the single, playing organs, Mellotron, sax and the raunchiest guitar this side of the T. Rex.
Gar and the boys take basic 1960s roots language and turn it into an infectious good time performance that everyone can understand….. “
Reviewed by John Pfeiffer from the Aquarian Weekly
Sir Magazine
“The Easy Outs, have put an end to the old adage by perfectly capturing the vintage garageband sound of the 60's
with their single "Come On, Come On". The band has made a name for themselves by infusing
their music with the classic and nostalgic sounds of traditional rock music from the 60s & 70s.”
Reviewed by Sir Magazine
Rock N Roll Experience
“...it's got the same appeal that "Louie, Louie" has for sure!”
Reviewed by: ~Bob Suehs
The Grouchy Gaijin's Thoughts on Music and Such
The organ around the edges reminds me of 1950's rock or perhaps a 1980's parody of 50's rock in the style of the
Dick the Bruiser Band. (Anyone out of Detroit will remember those guys.)
When you add simple lyrics to the mix Come On Come On cut me loose baby Come On Come On
you make a monkey crazy you have gold. Reviewed by: Grouchy Gaijin
Wildy’s World
Jersey Shore rockers The Easy Outs score big with "Come On Come On", a 1960's rock flavored pop tune complete with Back Beat and sing-along chorus
"Come On Come On" will make you want to dance and sing-along and party like they did before Disco was born.
Rating: 4 Stars (Out of 5) Reviewed by: Wildy’s World
Gar Francis at the Stone Pony, Asbury Park, NJ
Photo by Barry Davis
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