Paul Brownlow and the Working Dogs

This is what happens when Steve Earle runs into Iggy Pop, Neil Young into Nick Lowe, The Rolling Stones into Ryan Adams.

Paul started his first rock band at age 14 and began playing in clubs at 18 with the New Flamingos, Lonesome City Kings, and finally The Cowboys, the top Seattle original band of the era and a major draw throughout the Northwest. After the Cowboys, Paul played with rock band Reckless X, then punk/folk/country band, The Swine, and hosted an award-winning independent television show, “Swine Before Pearls”. His album, “The Road Is Waiting,” was released in 2008, and he hired the Working Dogs to get out of his house and to quit annoying his own dog. The band is recording a project for release in 2010.

Jim Keller (guitar) played in Seattle as a singer/songwriter/guitarist with the New Flamingos, The Different Ones, and Jimm & The Boxes, playing regularly at Bumbershoot and receiving airplay on radio stations KCMU, KYYX and KJET. Jim was part of two of Seattle's most influential radio stations, as Program Director at KJET, and on-air at KNDD. He also likes dogs, hockey and snickerdoodles.

Kent “Snake” Caldwell (bass) played in Seattle with the surf/power-pop band The Gestures, then moved south to L.A. where he played punk-pop with No Talking at the Troubadour, Whisky, and Madame Wong’s. He returned to Seattle and played with several other bands, including the Jevon Powell Blues Band. He enjoys beer and chicken wrangling.

Mark Guenther (drums) played in Seattle with The Features, Lonesome City Kings, The Cowboys, The Different Ones, The Cropdusters, The Holidays, and Jimm & The Boxes. Mark is a recording engineer, working at PopLlama/Egg Studios, Steve Lawson/Bad Animals, and his own Seattle Disc Mastering, on projects for Nancy Wilson (Lovemongers, Heart), The Posies, Alan White (Yes), Michael Shrieve (Santana, Abraxas Pool), Daz Dillinger, the Presidents of the United States of America, and Death Cab for Cutie.