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:''"Quintaine" redirects here. For the medieval jousting device, see Quintain (jousting).Quintaine Americana is a hard rock band from Boston (but with deep Southern roots) that started out in 1995.Americana beauty, Linda Laban, ''Boston Herald'', June 26, 2004, pg. 025==History==Singer/guitarist Rob Dixon and drummer Jason King both hail from the small town of Drew, Mississippi and moved to Boston in the late 1980s. Bassist Marc Schleicher grew up in Norwell, Massachusetts but family reunions brought him to Alabama on a regular basis.With band's help, Southern rock will rise again, Linda Laban, ''Boston Herald'', Nov 12, 2003, pg. 057 In 1996 they released their debut album and placed second in the WBCN Rock & Roll Rumble (''the'' Boston battle of the bands since 1979).'BCN Rumble broadens its reach, Jim Sullivan, ''The Boston Globe'', April 21, 1997, C7 Their second album was released on major label Roadrunner Records. They toured the US with Karma to Burn, but were most popular in New England. Their third full-length was co-produced by Andrew "Mudrock" Murdock, who came back to Boston to help out because he thought that they were "a great band" whose "recordings have () properly captured them."A sound career, Steve Morse, ''The Boston Globe'', Dec 29, 2000, D16 In early 2001 they added a second guitarist, Pete Valle. Quintaine's last album was released in 2004. The band's name was inspired by a character from an episode of ''Tales from the Crypt''—Billy Quintaine.(Southern fried ), Carly Caroli, ''Boston Phoenix'', July 11, 1996.
:''"Quintaine" redirects here. For the medieval jousting device, see Quintain (jousting).
Quintaine Americana is a hard rock band from Boston (but with deep Southern roots) that started out in 1995.〔Americana beauty, Linda Laban, ''Boston Herald'', June 26, 2004, pg. 025〕
==History==
Singer/guitarist Rob Dixon and drummer Jason King both hail from the small town of Drew, Mississippi and moved to Boston in the late 1980s. Bassist Marc Schleicher grew up in Norwell, Massachusetts but family reunions brought him to Alabama on a regular basis.〔With band's help, Southern rock will rise again, Linda Laban, ''Boston Herald'', Nov 12, 2003, pg. 057〕 In 1996 they released their debut album and placed second in the WBCN Rock & Roll Rumble (''the'' Boston battle of the bands since 1979).〔'BCN Rumble broadens its reach, Jim Sullivan, ''The Boston Globe'', April 21, 1997, C7〕 Their second album was released on major label Roadrunner Records. They toured the US with Karma to Burn, but were most popular in New England. Their third full-length was co-produced by Andrew "Mudrock" Murdock, who came back to Boston to help out because he thought that they were "a great band" whose "recordings have () properly captured them."〔A sound career, Steve Morse, ''The Boston Globe'', Dec 29, 2000, D16〕 In early 2001 they added a second guitarist, Pete Valle. Quintaine's last album was released in 2004. The band's name was inspired by a character from an episode of ''Tales from the Crypt''—Billy Quintaine.〔(Southern fried ), Carly Caroli, ''Boston Phoenix'', July 11, 1996.〕
抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 Quintaine Americana is a hard rock band from Boston (but with deep Southern roots) that started out in 1995.Americana beauty, Linda Laban, ''Boston Herald'', June 26, 2004, pg. 025==History==Singer/guitarist Rob Dixon and drummer Jason King both hail from the small town of Drew, Mississippi and moved to Boston in the late 1980s. Bassist Marc Schleicher grew up in Norwell, Massachusetts but family reunions brought him to Alabama on a regular basis.With band's help, Southern rock will rise again, Linda Laban, ''Boston Herald'', Nov 12, 2003, pg. 057 In 1996 they released their debut album and placed second in the WBCN Rock & Roll Rumble (''the'' Boston battle of the bands since 1979).'BCN Rumble broadens its reach, Jim Sullivan, ''The Boston Globe'', April 21, 1997, C7 Their second album was released on major label Roadrunner Records. They toured the US with Karma to Burn, but were most popular in New England. Their third full-length was co-produced by Andrew "Mudrock" Murdock, who came back to Boston to help out because he thought that they were "a great band" whose "recordings have () properly captured them."A sound career, Steve Morse, ''The Boston Globe'', Dec 29, 2000, D16 In early 2001 they added a second guitarist, Pete Valle. Quintaine's last album was released in 2004. The band's name was inspired by a character from an episode of ''Tales from the Crypt''—Billy Quintaine.(Southern fried ), Carly Caroli, ''Boston Phoenix'', July 11, 1996.">ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』
■Quintaine Americana is a hard rock band from Boston (but with deep Southern roots) that started out in 1995.Americana beauty, Linda Laban, ''Boston Herald'', June 26, 2004, pg. 025==History==Singer/guitarist Rob Dixon and drummer Jason King both hail from the small town of Drew, Mississippi and moved to Boston in the late 1980s. Bassist Marc Schleicher grew up in Norwell, Massachusetts but family reunions brought him to Alabama on a regular basis.With band's help, Southern rock will rise again, Linda Laban, ''Boston Herald'', Nov 12, 2003, pg. 057 In 1996 they released their debut album and placed second in the WBCN Rock & Roll Rumble (''the'' Boston battle of the bands since 1979).'BCN Rumble broadens its reach, Jim Sullivan, ''The Boston Globe'', April 21, 1997, C7 Their second album was released on major label Roadrunner Records. They toured the US with Karma to Burn, but were most popular in New England. Their third full-length was co-produced by Andrew "Mudrock" Murdock, who came back to Boston to help out because he thought that they were "a great band" whose "recordings have () properly captured them."A sound career, Steve Morse, ''The Boston Globe'', Dec 29, 2000, D16 In early 2001 they added a second guitarist, Pete Valle. Quintaine's last album was released in 2004. The band's name was inspired by a character from an episode of ''Tales from the Crypt''—Billy Quintaine.(Southern fried ), Carly Caroli, ''Boston Phoenix'', July 11, 1996.">ウィキペディアで「:''"Quintaine" redirects here. For the medieval jousting device, see Quintain (jousting).Quintaine Americana is a hard rock band from Boston (but with deep Southern roots) that started out in 1995.Americana beauty, Linda Laban, ''Boston Herald'', June 26, 2004, pg. 025==History==Singer/guitarist Rob Dixon and drummer Jason King both hail from the small town of Drew, Mississippi and moved to Boston in the late 1980s. Bassist Marc Schleicher grew up in Norwell, Massachusetts but family reunions brought him to Alabama on a regular basis.With band's help, Southern rock will rise again, Linda Laban, ''Boston Herald'', Nov 12, 2003, pg. 057 In 1996 they released their debut album and placed second in the WBCN Rock & Roll Rumble (''the'' Boston battle of the bands since 1979).'BCN Rumble broadens its reach, Jim Sullivan, ''The Boston Globe'', April 21, 1997, C7 Their second album was released on major label Roadrunner Records. They toured the US with Karma to Burn, but were most popular in New England. Their third full-length was co-produced by Andrew "Mudrock" Murdock, who came back to Boston to help out because he thought that they were "a great band" whose "recordings have () properly captured them."A sound career, Steve Morse, ''The Boston Globe'', Dec 29, 2000, D16 In early 2001 they added a second guitarist, Pete Valle. Quintaine's last album was released in 2004. The band's name was inspired by a character from an episode of ''Tales from the Crypt''—Billy Quintaine.(Southern fried ), Carly Caroli, ''Boston Phoenix'', July 11, 1996.」の詳細全文を読む
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