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While attending university, Auerbach met and began regularly playing guitar with fellow Ohio blues musician Patrick Sweany while continuing to work on material for The Black Keys with Carney. Sweany was a friend of Auerbach's father, but the younger Auerbach was recommended by a mutual friend, who was impressed by Dan's authenticity when ...
In 2001, Sweany formed an electric trio called The Patrick Sweany Band. The band included drummer Clint Alguire, and has featured a revolving cast of baritone guitarists, including Dan Auerbach from The Black Keys, Ted Pecchio of Col. Bruce Hampton's The Codetalkers, Bob Basone and Jon Finley.
Little-known fact, but one of the first acts Black Keys front man Dan Auerbach produced was fellow Ohioan Patrick Sweany, who plays Under the Volcano Wednesday night.
Jan 27, 2023 · After the tour, Auerbach is whisked away again, this time to another recording studio where he’ll meet Carney to work on some new Black Keys songs.
Auerbach performing with the Black Keys in East London in March 2008. In 2007, producer Danger Mouse began working on a record for Ike Turner and asked the Black Keys to write a few songs for the project. The collaboration ultimately fell through, and Turner later died in December 2007.
Apr 8, 2024 · But years before that, when Auerbach and Carney first started the Black Keys, Auerbach burned a copy of GZA’s Liquid Swords for Carney and it became foundational for them both (and it still...
Oct 14, 2022 · Dan Auerbach breaks down the guitar playing on 5 classic Black Keys tracks. By Joshua M. Miller. published 14 October 2022. The prolific frontman, producer and fuzz pedal aficionado at large takes five to talk five, unpacking the stories behind a fistful of the band's most-loved tracks.
