March 12, 2012 | 11:18 AM | By

Listen to Tommy Stinson’s Free At Noon performance at World Cafe Live

FILED UNDER: Artists, Events, Free At Noon, Tommy Stinson, World Cafe Live

Via NPR Music:

Tommy Stinson has long since cemented his legacy in rock history by working with legendary rock groups The Replacements and Guns N’ Roses. But he isn’t letting his resume overshadow his exciting new material.

One Man Mutiny has a clear blues-rock vibe, perhaps influenced in part by one of Stinson’s other groups, the ’90s alt-rock band Bash & Pop. Though it hints at country — pedal-steel guitar makes an appearance, for example — the album is still based on gritty and visceral rock ‘n’ roll. Singing of relationships and liquor, Stinson is backed by the marvelous vocals of his fiancee, Emily Roberts.

You can listen to the performance in its entirety here.

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