in 1990 David played on the UT student Union Plaza with an acoustic band called "TwangTwangShockaboom". the band signed a recording contract and broke-up. His solo music is kind of a rave psychadelic funk, with catchy hooks. A few years ago he was on rolling Stone's Artists to Watch list.

Will Sexton and David Grissom produced by Joe Ely. This is a rock album that was eclipsed in music styles with the advent of grunge. Excellent straight up rock, check out "Rocks in my Pillow"

Joe Ely is Texas Music. I'm not a fan of live albums, but this is an exception. Butch Hancock sits in on "Bluebird", and David Grissom Shines on lead guitar. This was a great time to live in Austin.

Bonecrusher became an institution on KLBJ after this album. It was Soulhat's one brush with succesful radio play. This album is much heavier than the sound that made Soulhat an Austin favorite at the Black Cat Saloon. Bill Cassis is an outstanding guitarist, although the leads on the CD's seem conservative compared to the live play. Rhythmically this band was AWESOME.

Johnny Winter at his most mainstream rock and roll. The "And" is his, at the time, all-star band including Rick Derringer. This album includes Derringer's "Rock and Roll Hoochie Coo" although it is a different version than most are used to. Other great tunes include "Guess I'll Go Away" and "Prodigal Son"

Hard rocking band with latin percussion, from El Campo, Texas. Lots of energy, excellent musicianship and vocal work. Winner of Austin Music Awards Best Rock Band.