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Tommy Guerrero may be better known in the world of skateboarding than music. Born in San Francisco, Guerrero joined the skateboard company Powell Peralta in 1985 and became one of the original members of the legendary "Bones Brigade" team. Always interested in music, Guerrero was a fan of the high-energy punk music that surrounded the early-'80s skate scene. Since then, Guerrero has become an accomplished bassist and guitarist with influences as diverse as John Coltrane, Latin Playboys, and Tortoise. Guerrero released his debut album, Loose Grooves & B**tard Blues, in 1998 on the Galaxia label. To support the record, Guerrero turned to his friends -- skateboarder and bassist Monte Vallier, DJ Gadget, and former Threeo drummer Tim DeGaugh -- to form the band Jet Black Crayon, who toured with Isotope 217 in 1999. With help from Gadget, he released Hoy Yen A**'n in 2000, as well as the solo record A Little Bit of Somethin' on Mo Wax. His warm, soulful music continued on 2004's Soul Food Taqueria, and after a five-song EP Year of the Monkey, Guerrero moved to Quannum, issuing From the Soil to the Soul in 2006. Another record on the Galaxia imprint, Return of the B**tard, followed in 2007. Four years later, Lifeboats and Follies was released on the same imprint and largely featured the same cast (including an appearance by Money Mark). ~ Matt Collar, Rovi
Bones Brigade sticker still rockin on my ride. Loves me this sound.The fact that he was an early icon to a lot of us old school skaters makes it even that much better. Keep it up Tommy. Rollin on Ratballs.
Dude Tommy kicks a**, both as a sk8ter and as a musician. I remember as a young 10 year old kid and seeing Tommy G skate videos and wanting to do the same sort of s**t that tommy pulled on his board, that and THPS.
This is very cool I never knew until just now that Tommy Guerrero was so serious about his music. I never heard any of his recordings until just now. I remember watching the bones brigade show, the search for animal chin, ban this and the like. I'd watch Tommy Guerrero on the videos and get all excited to go skate. I'm 34 years old and I'm still skating. Tommy Guerrero I hope you get a chance to read this. You inspired a brother, word up.
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