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| The Ramblin' Ambassadors debut album,
"Avanti" was released by Vancouver's
Mint Records. In the 1990s, instrumental spaghetti western
surf band Huevos Rancheros ruled Calgary's robust garage rock
scene. Led by guitar whiz Brent J. Cooper, the band was the
pride of Cowtown, but the band's run came to an end in 2001
when Huevos officially called it quits. Now Cooper is back
with his new band and a new album. Picking up where Huevos
Rancheros left off, Cooper takes obvious cues from past work
yet he steers the Ramblin' Ambassadors in a different direction
from the now-defunct Huevos Rancheros, one that is reminiscent
of the Ventures, Calexico, and Ennio Morricone–all without
uttering a syllable. The Ramblin'
Ambassadors' music CD "Avanti" is available from
The Avanti Store. |
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