Johnny Yuma Minneapolis, Minnesota
Embracing the fact that Rock and Roll is no longer relevant Johnny Yuma communicates with the legends of the past; Motorhead, Thin Lizzy, and Cream would have understood what Johnny Yuma is doing. Elliot Heerman on bass and lead vocals, Patrick Irwin on guitar, and Jane “Damage” Halderson on drums Johnny Yuma creates a sound that “makes you feel like flicking a lit cigarette at a gas station” ... more
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