Dean III Illinois
Dean III's debut album, "Liberty", produced by Bad Examples leader Ralph Covert, was released by Waterdog Records in 1996 and billed as Dean Goldstein & Coin. Dean's backing band went through several incarnations, and what started out as a singer-songwriter project morphed into some fusion of alternative rock and Americana, with more than a nod and a wink to the Faces, Stones and Wilco. ... more
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