Turnpike Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Turnpike was the first band for which James Tristan Redding sang lead vocals. Primarily focused on Redding's original material, the band also spent many basement hours playing songs by blues and rock artists they admired. Turnpike performed only 3 concerts, releasing this album at the final one, a church festival on December 13, 1997. Redding turned 15 years old just 7 weeks before the concert. ... more
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