Radio de Railroad Jerk

Railroad Jerk was a New York-based indie-rock band of the 1990s, specializing in a hard-driven blues-based sound. Their lineup changed frequently, but the stalwart members were Minnesota native Marcellus Hall (vocals, guitar) and North Carolina-born and Trenton, N.J.-bred Tony Lee (bass). The two met in Trenton, New Jersey in the spring of 1989 and quickly formed the band with drummer Jez Aspinall and second guitarist Chris Mueller rounding out the quartet. The band gained a loyal following on the Manhattan club scene and were signed to the prominent indie label Matador Records, for whom they recorded four albums[1]?all well received critically?before breaking up in the late 90s .