Wreckage 1
by Robert Jon & the Wreck
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Streaming + DownloadIncludes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Purchasable with gift card
€9 EUR or more
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumIncludes unlimited streaming of Wreckage 1 via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.ships out within 3 days
€12.50 EUR
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Rhythm Of The Road
04:03
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Georgia Mud
03:44
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Breaker
03:39
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Back Around
03:07
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Water
04:26
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On The Run
03:01
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Raised By Wolves
02:56
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Breaking Down The Road
03:17
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Let Her Go
04:10
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Cry Of Love
05:00
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12. |
Gypsy Of Love
04:06
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about
Wreckage Vol. 1 was originally released in 2017 in a simple cardboard wallet and is a collection of EP's and B-sides. It includes "Rhythm of the Road EP" & "Red Bull Sessions EP" and was only available at shows and at the band’s website.
Robert Jon & The Wreck are back and ready to tear up Europe all over again with an extensive tour in 2022.
Robert Jon & The Wreck is comprised of Robert Jon Burrison (lead vocals and guitar), Andrew Espantman (drums and background vocals), Steve Maggiora (keyboards and background vocals), Henry James (lead guitar and background vocals), and Warren Murrel (bass).
Robert Jon & The Wreck has been writing songs and releasing albums since the band’s conception in 2011. During this time, this quintet of follicular proficient gentlemen have fine-tuned their sound playing to packed houses across Europe and the United States.
Which is why these 12 vibrant tracks are essential material for fans of the Orange County southern rock unit. Wreckage 1 is now for the first time available in 4 page digipack.
Robert Jon & The Wreck are back and ready to tear up Europe all over again with an extensive tour in 2022.
Robert Jon & The Wreck is comprised of Robert Jon Burrison (lead vocals and guitar), Andrew Espantman (drums and background vocals), Steve Maggiora (keyboards and background vocals), Henry James (lead guitar and background vocals), and Warren Murrel (bass).
Robert Jon & The Wreck has been writing songs and releasing albums since the band’s conception in 2011. During this time, this quintet of follicular proficient gentlemen have fine-tuned their sound playing to packed houses across Europe and the United States.
Which is why these 12 vibrant tracks are essential material for fans of the Orange County southern rock unit. Wreckage 1 is now for the first time available in 4 page digipack.
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released May 19, 2022
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Continental Record Services Netherlands
Continental Record Services represents (mostly North American) Americana and Blues artists in Europe. We handle distribution, PR and occasionally book tours for our artists.
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