Keith Streng - The King of Queens LP
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The first solo album from Keith Streng, the legendary guitarist of The Fleshtones, the greatest garage rock band in the world! Featuring 12 tracks that span from psychedelic rock to '70s rock, with a strong garage rock essence. For this special occasion, Keith has invited some prestigious artists to collaborate on the album. Two tracks feature The Limiñanas, with whom he will be sharing the stage as a guest guitarist on all their 2025 tour dates. Several tracks include Peter Buck and Scott McCaughey of R.E.M.. The French scene is also well represented, with the young prodigies Dynamite Shakers on one track and Tony Truant on another. And, of course, longtime collaborators Michael Giblin and Kurt Bloch from his side project The Split Squad. Adding a touch of magic, the Red Chuck Tabernacle Choir brings light to the stunning ballad "More Than Beautiful". Kurt Bloch (Fastbacks / Young Fresh Fellows / Presidents of the USA) also mastered the album. The "most hard-working man" Keith Streng will be on stage in France this June for several dates with his fabulous Fleshtones!
Label: Kuroneko
UPC: 3700398732893
Release Date: June 06, 2025
Track List
- Rock and Roll Is at It Again Feat. the Dynamite Shakers + Tony Truant
- How Pretty Is Pretty Feat. Peter Buck Scott McCaughey
- Beautiful Collision Feat. the Liminanas
- The Girl in Me Feat. Tony Truant Chris Dubois
- Carried Away Feat. Michael Giblin
- Hero No One Knows Feat. Michael Giblin
- In the Court of the King of Queens Feat. Kurt Bloch
- Fire Flies Feat. the Liminanas
- I'm a Boy I'm a Girl Feat. Marke Burke Steve Montresor
- Just a Number Feat. Michael Giblin
- More Than Beautiful Feat. Red Chuck Tabernacle Choir
- Until Tomorrow Feat. Peter Buck Scott McCaughey