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Big Rig were a punk band formed in the San Francisco Bay Area in 1993. [2] Singer/songwriter Jesse Michaels fronted the group after the breakup of his previous band, Operation Ivy. Big Rig played only one show during their brief existence as a band. [3] The band's sole release is the EP Expansive Heart, released in 1994 on Lookout Records. Big ...
Expansive Heart is the debut EP and only release of California punk band Big Rig. It was released July 12, 1994 on Lookout! Records. In 2020, Oakland, California record label 1-2-3-4 Go! Records announced they would be re-releasing 1000 copies of the EP on vinyl. [1]
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He later formed Big Rig in 1994. Big Rig released one extended play and played several gigs around 924 Gilman Street before breaking up. In 1999 after a long hiatus he formed Common Rider [8] with Squirtgun bassist and producer Mass Giorgini. They released two albums and toured around the country before breaking up in 2003.
While the band wanted to release their albums on vinyl, the label had ceased pressing albums in that format. A partnership between Mercury and the band resulted in the label continuing to handle the conventional CD and cassette versions of the albums while allowing the band's Big Rig label to focus on the vinyl editions.
A big rig or semi-trailer truck is an articulated vehicle that consists of a towing engine. It may also refer to: Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing, a 2003 video game; Big Rig, a 2008 documentary film; Big Rig (band), a band; Ron "Big Rig" Michaels, a disc jockey at WXTB in Tampa
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Other songs include "Big Rig" written by Coral Reefer Greg "Fingers" Taylor and "This Hotel Room" by Steve Goodman (who also co-wrote "Woman Goin' Crazy on Caroline Street" with Buffett). The album also contains a remake of Jesse Winchester 's "Defying Gravity," the first of several Winchester songs Buffett would record over his career.