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Kings of Crownsville. . . play dynamic, accessible music to suit sophisticated tastes. We take great tunes, add a touch of New Orleans, a pinch of jazz, a hint of world-beat, and ground it all in solid alt-rock sensibility. . . . write the best new music in Annapolis and take a fresh look at songs by everyone from Johnny Mercer to David Byrne. . . . is a six-piece band making essential music with piano, trumpet, trombone, guitar, bass and drums. Two, three, and four-part vocal harmony is our signature sound. Waiting There for Me CD Reviews"Waiting there for Me by the Kings of Crownsville is an "The whole CD is wonderfully conservative yet full of what "Johnson and company have the creativity and songwriting
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impressive poppy, hooky 10 song release from Johnson and company. The songs are extremely melodic, passionate and highly entertaining – and clearly prove this band is on to something special. One would be wise to keep a watchful eye on them over the years to come." 
I would call powerful full tilt energy with music that appeals to so many different senses on so many different levels. It reminds me of classic Dave Edmunds, Nick Lowe, Brinsley Schwarz and Rare Earth. I can also hear the slight R&B, Rock influence in there as well like Graham Parker, BTO and even Dire Straits. What I really like about this band is there is no attempt to sugar coat the truth or deliver what I call over the top alt rock. It will also appeal to both advanced and novice listeners alike – but make no bones about it this is Old School Classic Rock n’ Roll no matter how you slice it." 
prowess to be extremely dangerous. There is also a unique quality to this catalogue that breaks the mold when compared to the mundane pop-rock that’s been filling the airwaves lately. There is nothing fake and superficial about Kings of Crownsville." 