The Stone Coyotes

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The Stone Coyotes
VIII, the eighth album by The Stone Coyotes.
VIII, the eighth album by The Stone Coyotes.
Background information
OriginMassachusetts, United States
GenresRock, country rock
Years active1998 - present
LabelsRed Cat Records
Websitestonecoyotes.com
MembersBarbara Keith, Doug Tibbles, and John Tibbles.

The Stone Coyotes are an American band that debuted with their first album in 1998. They hail from Massachusetts but tour primarily in Texas as that is where they receive their most radio airplay.

Background[]

Barbara Keith founded the family-revolved band in Massachusetts with her family. Doug Tibbles is her husband, and John Tibbles is his son, her stepson.[1] Barbara Keith is mainly the guitarist, and also writes most of their songs. Doug started playing drums for the band shortly before the trio was formed, when Keith was signed with Warner Brothers. John learned to play the bass guitar at eleven and started playing in the band when he was eighteen.[2]

Be Cool[]

Be Cool is a New York Times bestselling crime novel written by Elmore Leonard. The novel, published in 1999, is the sequel to Get Shorty (1990), and was made into a major motion picture in 2005. Barbara Keith was a major influence to this novel, especially its plot. The song "Odessa" was written for the book.[2] Five of her songs are mentioned in the actual text.

Discography[]

Main article: The Stone Coyotes discography
  • Hit The Ground Running (2019) EP
  • Sally in the Doorway (2017)
  • Rock Another Day (2014)
  • A Wild Bird Flying (2012) Red Cat Records
  • I Couldn't Find You (2011) Red Cat Records
  • My Turn (2010) Red Cat Records
  • A Rude Awakening (2009) Red Cat Records
  • VIII (2008) Red Cat Records
  • Dreams of Glory (2006) Red Cat Records
  • Fire it Up (2005) Red Cat Records
  • Rise from the Ashes (2003) Red Cat Records
  • Ride Away from the World (2003) Red Cat Records
  • Born to Howl (2001) Red Cat Records
  • Situation out of Control (2000) Red Cat Records
  • Church of the Falling Rain (1998) Red Cat Records

References[]

  1. ^ "The Stone Coyotes - News/Bio". The Stone Coyotes (Official). Archived from the original on May 18, 2017. Retrieved July 22, 2017.
  2. ^ Jump up to: a b "The Stone Coyotes Interview". The Celebrity Cafe. November 29, 2000. Retrieved July 22, 2017.

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