Shakespeare once wrote, "It is better to be the fool, than be fooled." Or did he?

Whether or not Shakespeare penned that line Jeremy Korpas, Eric DiBerardino and Corey Sheridan have been mixing the perfect cocktail for fools since the spring of 2012. We take your favorite spirit, mix it with equal parts bitter, sweet, and carefully blend it to create a concoction to help you let loose and sweat your weekend out on the dancefloor of a dark, dank bar. This instrumental trio of guitar, bass and drums performs classic tracks from the past, as well from the present. Our only pre-condition for the music is that it must rock, and it must roll. We want you on the dancefloor until late at night. It's the only way we know how to do it.

A reclusive, itinerant, gypsy-like, indie-rock bluesman, most recently spotted on the Western Coast of the United States. Gunton takes American roots music and makes it bloom into his own weird tree. He is not afraid of harmonicas or organs. And he worships Rock N Roll with a religious fervor. At times he lives in monastic, Brian Wilson-like seclusion, occasionally spotted on the streets of San Francisco pasty and demented, harmonizing to himself. Other times he is more sociable, and has a firm handshake, a strong drink, and lots of woman troubles. He is the founder and spiritual leader of the San Francisco music collective known as The Cult Of Gunton. He is grateful that you just read all this meaningless horseshit. He'll buy you a drink for it when he sees you next if he has the cash.