Latest Release
- 19 APR 2024
- 2 Songs
- Philadelphonic · 1999
- G. Love and Special Sauce · 1994
- Philadelphonic · 1994
- Philadelphia Mississippi · 2022
- Coast to Coast Motel · 1995
- Everyday People (Remix with B-Real & G. Love) - Single · 2021
- Coast to Coast Motel · 1994
- Yeah, It's That Easy · 1996
- G. Love and Special Sauce · 1994
- Philadelphia Mississippi · 2022
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Live Albums
- 2023
Compilations
- The Rusty Frets
- Vincent Manzullo
- ANTHONY MICHAEL
About G. Love & Special Sauce
G. Love & Special Sauce are one of those rare bands that truly own their sound. While the early ’90s boasted no shortage of idiosyncratic artists smashing up hip-hop with rock, none sounded anything like the blues-obsessed junkyard racket concocted by the trio of Garrett Dutton (a.k.a. G. Love), Jeffrey Clemens and Jim Prescott. Coming together in 1992 and releasing their self-titled debut two years later, the Philly act dropped a string of sloppy, funky hits like “Cold Beverage” and “Rodeo Clowns” that have one foot planted in the alt-rock ’90s and the other in a Southern juke joint in the ’30s. With the band’s activity slowing down in the 2000s, Dutton stuck with the G. Love moniker for solo records that approached roots music with a more measured though no less infectious tone. The original trio got back to business beginning with 2014’s Sugar. Since then, G. Love & Special Sauce have consistently demonstrated their chemistry to be unique while also teaming up with collaborators (including celebrated bluesman Keb’ Mo’, a coproducer of 2020’s The Juice) who have helped to draw new clangs out of their lovable clatter.
- ORIGIN
- Philadelphia, PA, United States
- FORMED
- 1994
- GENRE
- Rock