DISCOGRAPHY
JUNQUE GALLERY
Vintage Junk"
“Vintage Junk” - the fourth CD release produced by Stewart Mauldin, Kenny Sparks, Mark Williams and Rick Almond is an eclectic pot of gumbo spiced with Funk, Blues and Rock. It explores the more urban feel of the band. This band has gone back it's roots on this record. This is an EP/Compilation CD of our 4 brand new songs and a collection of our greatest hits that chronicles the last 20 years of the band's development.
JUNQUE GALLERY
Pronounced "Junk"
“Pronounced Junk” - the third CD release produced by award winning and Grammy nominated producer/engineer, Mark Williams (Joe Cocker, Hootie and the Blowfish, Kirk Franklin) is a funky, bluesy, down home, kick ass record guaranteed to put the dip in you hip, the cut in your strut and the glide in your stride. “Quick Sand” and “Ball in Chain” are bluesy testaments to a life time of blood, sweat and tears.
JUNQUE GALLERY
"Funque Oui"
" Funque Oui" - the second CD release from Junque Gallery, explores the transformation of the band towards a more cosmopolitan feel. “So You Think” is a hip pop tune from Saxophonist Rick Almond that shows the essence of the bands pop sensibility. “Change Gonna Come” is a hard hitting offering from Stewart Mauldin that further solidifies the band towards mainstream introducing the vocal and lyrical side of the band. Mike Poolos (drums), Frank Poolos (Clavinet) and Robert Fernandez (Bass) lay down a groove of uncommon sophistication. The song climaxes with wailing sax and neck breaking guitar. A must for funk/rock lovers
JUNQUE GALLERY
"Junque Gallery"
"Junque Gallery" - the self entitled first CD is an instrumental showcase of arrangements deeply rooted with soulful sax lines fromRick Almond ala “Feeling the Soul”, and bluesy, swampy guitar work from Stewart Mauldin, ala “Controversial Nothing”. “Raspberry Jam” is a twisted, down and dirty, headcutting, funk assault that captures the band at its most spontaneous an organic best.
JUNQUE GALLERY
"Homebrew Winter Harvest"
