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If you like your Rock Music dosed with a heavy load of blues and SOUL, you have found your Holy Grail of music. Good Music. DAMN GOOD MUSIC! If this band doesn't make you want to get up and party, your soul is dead. This Band is Tight and these Guys ROCK!! Their music takes you back to the days of yore. To a dark smokey juke joint. A drink in one hand, your best girl in the other. Rockin' it out on the dance floor. If you haven't heard them before, this is a great place to start.I highly advise you to check out all their works, especially their fantastic music videos that you can find right here on YouTube. They're loads of fun and catchy as hell. If your feet ain't tappin, you must be dead. RIP brother! (But even the ghosts are dancing to THIS!) So put your hands in the air and get ready to start yelling. You're in for some trouble. Vintage Trouble!! ROCK ON, My Friends!! OOOWWWW!!!! BRING IT ONNN!!! The Bomb Shelter Sessions is the first studio album by Vintage Trouble, released on 25 July 2011. Vintage Trouble (sometimes abbreviated as VT) is an American rhythm & blues band. The band formed in Hollywood, California, in 2010. They have released five albums: The Bomb Shelter Sessions (2011), The Swing House Acoustic Sessions (2014), 1 Hopeful Rd. (2015) Juke Joint Gems (2021), and Heavy Hymnal (2023). Their sound has been described as "retro", reminiscent of a number of late 1950s and 1960s blues and rock artists, such as the Rolling Stones, Chuck Berry and the Animals. One of their more well known songs called "Today is Pretty Great" was featured in a Honda Civic commercial with the artists seen at the very beginning for a few seconds. Ty Taylor (vocals like no other) and Nalle Colt (raw guitar on high) formed Vintage Trouble after setting up a basic home studio in Venice Beach. They invited their mutual friend Rick Barrio Dill to play bass for the band, and then recruited Richard Danielson to play drums. "We got together in 2010", Taylor told Billboard. "It was one of those experiences where everything was lined up. We had all been friends, and had known each other before the band started up. We had known each other in different arenas. I had known Nalle Colt for about fourteen years, and we had tried to play with each other for so long. We were in one right before Vintage Trouble, and things just weren't working out. So, we left, and decided we wanted to do something a little more raw and down to earth." Taylor has said that the line-up of Colt, Danielson, Barrio Dill and himself developed a good chemistry: "It just felt like we were in a family of people that were going to challenge us." The band then began creating material in the Laurel Canyon neighborhood of Los Angeles. After two weeks of rehearsals in early 2010, the group began playing local area shows and late-night speakeasies. Aiming to emulate mid-century soul music and to use the recording techniques of that era, the band spent a three-day session recording complete takes, turning out 12 new songs for the album The Bomb Shelter Sessions. Such singles as '"Gracefully", "Nancy Lee", "Still & Always Will" and "Blues Hand Me Down" aimed to produce a sound reminiscent of the days of vinyl records and juke joints, and the essence of the original soul movement. The album was produced by Peter McCabe and co-produced by Vintage Trouble themselves. The album was mixed by Rogers Masson. They initially took their music outside the US, as part of a strategy conceived by manager Doc McGhee. "If you look at the history of people like Amy Winehouse, Duffy, or James Blunt, they came [to America] first and didn't make it. Then, they went back over to England, and blew up. We just decided to go to Europe first, and when they were accepted there, we would have a story to share here. That's basically what happened." McGhee wanted to get them in front of as many people as possible, and the strategy worked. "It was pretty simple. The concept was to get all the Troublemakers together, and those people spread the word. We got Brian May to give us some dates, and also some stadium shows with Bon Jovi. It's just hard work by these guys. They just get up in the morning, and go conquer," he said. Artists Ty Taylor – lead vocals Nalle Colt – guitars, backing vocals Rick Barrio Dill – bass guitar, backing vocals Richard Danielson – drums, percussion, backing vocals Live members Charlie Brumbly – backing vocals, harmonica (2010–2011) Brian London – keyboards, backing vocals (2017–present) Tracklist No. Title Length 1. "Blues Hand Me Down" 3:47 2. "Still and Always Will" 3:25 3. "Nancy Lee" 3:43 4. "Gracefully" 3:40 5. "You Better Believe It" 4:12 6. "Not Alright By Me" 3:22 7. "Nobody Told Me" 4:38 8. "Jezzebella" 4:02 9. "Total Strangers" 3:36 10. "Run Outta You" 8:15 Total length: 42:20 Deluxe edition bonus tracks 11. "Come on By" 3:52 12. "Pelvis Pusher" 3:07