Grandpaboy is a pseudonym of former Replacements guitarist Paul Westerberg, who began a solo career as a singer-songwriter in the early 1990s on Sire/Reprise but split with the label in early 1997. That same year he released a five-song EP and an eponymous full-length as "Grandpaboy" via the Boston indie label Monolyth/Soundproof.

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"Dead Man Shake" is Grandpaboy's blues-laden follow-up to "Mono," which came out in 2001. A collection of new blues-rock-country tunes with a smattering of well-chosen covers scattered in including songs by John Prine and Hank Williams Sr., "Dead Man Shake" is a pick me up and a put down rolled into one, like a well mixed cocktail.

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VINYL FORMAT. Dead Man Shake is Grandpaboy's blues-laden follow-up to "Mono," which came out in 2001. A collection of new blues-rock-country tunes with a smattering of well chosen covers scattered in including songs by John Prine and Hank Williams Sr., Dead Man Shake is a pick me up and a put down rolled into one, like a well mixed cocktail.

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