Watch the new videos from the Calcaneous performance outside of Guthrie's Alley Cat on Friday, October 3, 2008.  They blistered through a wall to wall metal blues set of originals and covers such as Drop By Drop, Ode To The Soldier, Proud Mary, and Train, Train. 

Watch the entire Calcaneous video library at:

www.YouTube.com/CalcaneousVideos

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www.CALCANEOUS.com

Stay tuned for upcoming Calcaneous concerts and videos! 

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Watch the latest videos from Calcaneous' concert at the 2008 Kern County Fair.  Stanley Jay Tucker & Calcaneous took to the Garage Band stage and delivered their metal blues goods.  They played a mixture of originals such as Across The Lonely Miles, Ode To The Soldier and Pinky Rides Again as well as their renditions of classic covers like Red House, Proud Mary, and Blackfoot's classic Train, Train. 

Watch all of the videos in the Calcaneous library at:

www.YouTube.com/CalcaneousVideos

Or visit their official website at:

www.CALCANEOUS.com

Stay tuned for upcoming concerts!

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Calcaneous took the stage Wednesday night around 10pm at Sandrini's and played a seven-song set with a mix of originals and covers such as Proud Mary and Smoke on the Water. Rock photographer Ron Jones was also there capturing the moments with his unique perspectives. This was Calcaneous' maiden gig with their new line-up before they play the Kern County Fair Friday, September 26th at 6pm on the Garage Stage. So be sure to come on out and partake in some good old fashion, hard driving metal blues music that's good for your soul.

Come on down to Sandrini's this Wednesday, September 17th @ 10pm and catch Stanley Jay Tucker & Calcaneous live on the Sandrini's stage.  This is a pre-Fair show as they will be performing at the Kern County Fair on Friday, September 26th @6pm on the Garage Stage.  The Sandrini's show will be Calcaneous' first show with the new line-up so come on down and check them out. 

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After hitting the Fat Tracks studio to record The Final Session in April, Stanley Jay Tucker & Calcaneous are ready to put the hammer down and deliver the goods. Come on out to the Great Kern County Fair on Friday, September 26^th @ 6pm and watch the metal blues rockers heat up the Garage stage. They’ll be doing one forty-five minute set so don’t be late if you want to catch the whole show. The Garage stage is located near the rodeo arena. For more information go to www.CALCANEOUS.com.

The song Train, Train by Blackfoot has always been a Calcaneous favorite. Watch it performed during the Final Session at Fat Tracks Studio in the old Buck Owens Studios building. Blackfoot was one of the bands that inspired a young Stanley Jay Tucker to take up the guitar so it seemed appropriate the it be committed to tape during the final recording session on April 27, 2008.

Watch the first music video produced which features one of the songs recorded at Fat Tracks studio's final recording session.

There is much karmic energy in the old River Theater which housed the original Buck Owens studio.  The energy in this building has helped to create some of the most beloved music of our modern times.  On April 27, 2008 the final full recording session took place at the Fat Tracks studio.  Engineer Max Reece was running the board that night and the music was being laid to two-inch analogue tape via twenty-four tracks. It was a very special time shared by a small group of people whom had found their way to the old studio. Please enjoy this music video featuring one of the songs that was recorded that night and stay tuned for the story behind this small gathering of people that came together for a very special night to celebrate music and the legacy which was created by Buck Owens starting in 1968.

Calcaneous has recently produced a brand new music video for their latest song "I'm Doin' OK".  Check it out and let us know what you think and keep checking back for new videos coming soon!