Greasy Grapes’ second studio album is a musical soundscape road trip across the deep south, where Highway 61 Blues meets New Orleans Mardi Gras. The album was produced/mixed by Antonio Romero and Rafael Márquez and tracked live in the studio on 2″ analog tape.
Leo Laya: Lead vocals, Harmonica.
Antonio Romero: Guitars, Banjo, Dobro, Harmonica.
Alberto Márquez: Bass, Banjo.
Rafael Márquez: Drums, Percussion.
Engineered by Francisco Domingo, Mastering by Bob Katz.
"Headed South is the second album of Greasy Grapes, who are slowly breaking into new grounds in Caracas' rock n' roll scene. It's a natural progression after their debut At the Back of the Hill (2009) and the results are simply wonderful, with slick slide guitar solos and good vocal performances. The album is a very honest, organic and believable piece and it maybe doesn't have much of a Venezuelan identity, but this awesome band has more than a clear idea than any other band in Venezuela on how to play great country / rock n' roll."
