Artist's albums
All Night Long
2023 · single
Hot Buttered Duo - Live in Fog City
2023 · album
Simple Story
2023 · single
Shine All Night
2022 · album
Enjoy Yourself (It's Later Than You Think)
2021 · single
Something Beautiful
2020 · album
Lonesome Panoramic
2018 · album
The Kite & the Key, Pt. 3
2016 · album
the Kite & the Key, Pt. 2
2016 · EP
The Kite & the Key, Pt. 1
2015 · EP
Hot Buttered Rum
2014 · album
Live in the Sierra
2012 · album
Limbs Akimbo
2010 · album
Live in the Northeast
2007 · album
Well-Oiled Machine
2006 · album
In These Parts
2004 · album
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Biography
Bay Area newgrass jam band Hot Buttered Rum have been described as a rock band playing bluegrass instruments (the bandmembers themselves call what they do "high altitude California bluegrass"), and with musical influences ranging from blues, rock, and jazz to Celtic and old-time string band music from the Appalachians, the group could almost be termed bluegrass fusion. The group was formed after Zachary Matthews (mandolin, fiddle) and bassist Bryan Horne's band Oversoul did some unplugged gigs. Matthews and Horne liked the sound and energy of playing acoustic, and after a one-month hiking tour of the Sierras in 1999 with Nat Keefe (guitar) and Erik Yates (banjo, guitar, Dobro, ukulele, flute, clarinet, sax, accordion, piano), the four returned to the Bay Area and formed the Hot Buttered Rum String Band, adding Aaron Redner (fiddle, mandolin) as a fifth member. The group released a live album, Live at the Freight and Salvage, in 2002, followed in 2004 by In These Parts, which was recorded in Fairfax by engineer Dave Dennison. The group shortened its name to Hot Buttered Rum for 2006's Well-Oiled Machine, which was produced by Mike Marshall and featured guest spots from Peter Rowan and Darol Anger. Live in the Northeast, with tracks drawn from various shows on a 2006 tour, was released in 2007. ~ Steve Leggett, Rovi