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Other band members include Luke Mossman (guitar), Wesley Watkins (trumpet), and Andy Wild (saxophone). [15] According to the Los Angeles Times, this was "an album Rateliff made as a last-ditch effort before throwing in the towel on his music career, only to see it go viral and turn into a runaway hit." [16]
Apr 5, 2018 · Rateliff, bassist Joseph Pope III, drummer Patrick Meese, guitarist Luke Mossman, keyboard player Mark Shusterman, trumpeter Scott Frock, and saxophonists Jeff Dazey and Andreas Wild are back on...
What Nathaniel Rateliff accomplishes on his first LP with the Night Sweats — transforming himself from folk troubadour to funky soul bandleader — is a revelation. Rateliff comes on like Van Morrison fronting Booker T. & the MG's, reviving the glory days of the Stax label.
Jun 24, 2024 · Rateliff got together with his group after spending two days in Los Angeles for Willie Nelson’s 90th birthday party celebration.
- Jacob Uitti
- 4 min
- Senior Writer
Rateliff’s ever-potent combination of all things roots – from rock and Americana to Southern soul are all present, his songwriting is constantly getting stronger and the band, which consists of Nathaniel Rateliff, Luke Mossman, Joseph Pope III, Mark Shusterman, Patrick Meese, Daniel Hardaway, Jeff Dazey, and Andreas Wild, is in full form ...
When recording the guitar parts on the band’s debut album, Rateliff “did kinda everything”, solos included, aside from one part played by drummer Patrick Meese. This time around, Rateliff was focused more on writing, and leaned heavily on The Night Sweats’ other guitarist, Luke Mossman.
Mar 1, 2018 · Rateliff’s music has always been intensely personal. He and Pope’s first band, Born in the Flood, leaned emo. Their next, The Wheel, was chamber-folk.
