Sixty Nine Six & Count Gabba

Garage Rock, Country, Folk

Razor-sharp guitar riffs, thick grooves and a good dose of coolness – 69/6
In trio format – Dany Glinz, singer and guitarist / Nadine Schnyder, electric bass / Baldi Baldinger, drums – this band brews its steaming magic potion sometimes over a blazing fire, sometimes simmers it on a low flame. Their music is an exquisite blend of raw, unwashed Rock&Roll, refined melodies and tasty guitar licks.
They freshly harvest what was sown in the 60s and 70s by bands such as The Kinks, Led Zeppelin and Cream, and enrich it generously. If you like The White Stripes, The Hives or Jet, you'll dig this too and come back for more.

Count Gabba debuted in March 2009 as a solo-artist with the album «The Lady’s Gone. The Song Remains». This self-confessed rocker was by then working with various Rock-, Punk- and Metal-Bands. In 2010 he released the follow-up «Country Noir».
After many personnel changes, Count Gabba released the album «The Dance Decade» in 2015 with the current line-up including bassplayer Clodophon The Breakwater, Tom Tomahawk on drums and Felicio Del Toro on Guitar, Mandolin and Banjo.
The musical roots of the new album «Phoenix» can still be found in country, folk and americana. But the profound lyrics are performed with a lot of defiant punk attitude, tons of rock’n’roll and a 100% of lust for life.