Metalrage - News: Guns n' Roses bassist Tommy Stinson .

Tommy Stinson, founding member of the seminal Minneapolis-based rock group The Replacements and current bass player for Guns N' Roses and Soul Asylum, will loss his 2nd solo effort, "One Man Mutiny", on his own Done To Death Music label on August 30. The CD is now available for streaming in its entirety at Aol Music.

"One Man Mutiny" is Stinson's most fully-realized effort to see in both production quality and craft of song.

Metalrage - News: Guns n' Roses bassist Tommy Stinson: new .

Tommy Stinson, founding member of the seminal Minneapolis-based rock group The Replacements and current bass player for Guns N' Roses and Soul Asylum, will free his 2nd solo effort, "One Man Mutiny", on his own Done To Death Music label on August 30.

"One Man Mutiny" is Stinson's most fully-realized effort to see in both production quality and craft of song.

The Greenhornes - Hacienda - Rock'n'Roll Hotel - Apr 1! !011

The Greenhornes - Hacienda - Rock'n'Roll Hotel - Apr 12 2011

Hacienda - Taking the present is a drummer, bass player/vocalist, guitarist and keyboardist. They plunge into a rootsy blues-rock sound. It's cheap and electric with a dainty bite. They are from San Antonio and there is a harder-edged Doug Sahm sound in their somewhere, from what I think of Sir Douglas Quintet.

Guns N Roses Music Tour Dates: Hedgefinger: Duff McKagan: From .

According to Fortune, in 1994, Duff McKagan's pancreas exploded.The old Guns N' Roses bass player says years of dot and alcohol abuse caused the rupture, which left him sidelined for months. As he recovered from the incident at home and sobered up, he found himself with hours of free time and little to do.

McKagan wandered into his basement one day and came across a file cabinet containing GnR's financials from the old six years.

Hedgefinger: Duff McKagan: From Guns N' Roses bassist to money manager

Duff McKagan: From Guns N' Roses bassist to money manager

According to Fortune, in 1994, Duff McKagan's pancreas exploded.The old Guns N' Roses bass player says years of dose and alcohol abuse caused the rupture, which left him sidelined for months. As he recovered from the incident at house and sobered up, he constitute himself with hours of spare time and petty to do.