Did any of you guys see Vintage Trouble on the letterman show?

The band love Prince and the lead singer Ty Taylor is a awesome showman like Prince.

After the show on thurs they were the 4th most populat trend worldwide on twitter.

In the UK they were the 6th after appearing on Jools Holland.

They are unbel live it is arrive dressy and leave messy they get you dancing all night

http://www.youtube.com/wa...hZZnS4Jvwc

1. I'm sold.

2. That woman in the audience never had the mandingo in her face as such I bet.

Wow, they are killing.

The front man is super!

Cheers for the inform

I dig them.

I saw them on Jools Holland and they looked promising. I do believe they supported Bootsy Collins the last time he played London too...Had to miss it though.Doh!

wow.

Straight to iTunes i go.

Everything you want in a front man. Vintage Trouble are a fab band all round. Instant fan.

Check 'em out!

Impressed by the music, not so much by the image. They could be "vintage" in not so obvious manner.

Yeah, the vocalist makes or breaks a band.

novabrkr said:

Impressed by the music, not so much by the image. They could be "vintage" in not so obvious manner.

You want him to be covert vintage? What would that entail?

As everything is so rooted to the 1960s it looks more like a theatrical act than a band performing.

Maybe they just wanted to make sure the TV audience really "got it" that they're doing the "old kind of stuff".

Saw them live with the Who in Chicago, Meet them and took pictures with them. They were great but they aren't perfect. Problem is their songs aren't catchy. Like after listening to them i couldn't remember the Riff , beat, or any of the chorus's of any of there songs. They get u in the moment wen ur watching them cause of their energy but i can't imagine their studio work being enough to keep one entertained.

The Who fans are generally positive, saying it's the best opening act they've had since the Clash.

riocoolnes said:

Saw them live with the Who in Chicago, Meet them and took pictures with them. They were great but they aren't perfect. Problem is their songs aren't catchy. Like after listening to them i couldn't remember the Riff , beat, or any of the chorus's of any of there songs. They get u in the moment wen ur watching them cause of their energy but i can't imagine their studio work being enough to keep one entertained.

Yeah they need some hot songs and then it's over!

I can't remember the songs either. A couple of memorable, catchy, well written singles in the future and they could hit BIG!

riocoolnes said:

Saw them live with the Who in Chicago, Meet them and took pictures with them. They were great but they aren't perfect. Problem is their songs aren't catchy. Like after listening to them i couldn't remember the Riff , beat, or any of the chorus's of any of there songs. They get u in the moment wen ur watching them cause of their energy but i can't imagine their studio work being enough to keep one entertained.

I listened to their output for about an hour on Youtube and I noticed this too.

I hate being the one making the overly negative comments in this thread, but if these guys can't come up with better songs and stick to their retro dress code schtick they're just going to be a yet another hipster flavour of the month. The UK music scene is notorious for cannibalizing bands like this.

Since they are obviously good musicians it shouldn't be impossible that they'll manage to change their game. They've nailed the overall sound, but they need more than that to stay around.