- The
Saddletramps were an
alternative country band from Toronto,
Ontario in the 1980s and 1990s. Core
members of the band
included Ken Horne,
Andrew Lindsay...
- concerts. At the age of 17,
Harmer was
invited to join a
Toronto band, The
Saddletramps. For
three years, she
performed with them
while pursuing her studies...
- Nervebreakers,
influenced by The
Cramps and Gun Club he
started Tex & The
Saddletramps. In the
early 1980s, punk
groups such as L.A. band X, "...began to lean...
- It Home 1987 – The
Tragically Hip – The
Tragically Hip EP 1989 – The
Saddletramps – The
Saddle Tramps 1994 –
Peter Randall & The
Raindogs –
Peter Randall...
-
Julie Ruin) Lisa
Hannigan Annie Hardy (Giant Drag)
Sarah Harmer (The
Saddletramps,
Weeping Tile)
Emmylou Harris Debbie Harry (Blondie) Beth Hart PJ Harvey...
- with
Orange (1992–2017)
Sackville (1994–2001)
Sacrifice (1983–) The
Saddletramps (1988–1995) The
Sadies (1994–) Saga (1977–)
Sagapool (1999–) Said the...
- USAF bases, with
bands such as
George Brown's
Alabama Hayriders, the
Saddletramps,
Dougie Dee and the Dee Men. In 1969,
Huntley pla**** as
session musician...
- of Fenech-Soler
Andrew Lindsay,
musician with the
Canadian band The
Saddletramps (1980s
until 1995)
Andrew Lindsay, musician,
guitar player with Scottish...
- "Don't Get Your Back Up", had
previously been
recorded by
Harmer with The
Saddletramps.
Three other songs, "Weakened State", "Lodestar" and "Coffee Stain",...
- by The
Cramps and Gun Club T. Tex
turned to
rockabilly with Tex & The
Saddletramps.
Their song "Move It!" was
later covered by
LeRoi Brothers, but the band...
