Self-described one-man-band-guitar-party-dance-mess Bob Log III is currently on tour bringing that wild thing he does to towns all over North America. See him live and you’re a convert. (Check out ...

Leader of the one-man-band that bears his name, Log assures that his gigs are perfectly appropriate for the younger set, despite the fact that one of his most popular ditties is “Boob Scotch,” a song ...

About a quarter to midnight Wednesday, 45 minutes into Bob Log III’s set, Aftermath sent the following text message to a friend: “Somebody’s top’s coming off tonight, and it ain’t gonna be mine.” ...

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You’ve got to be one bad, weirdo mofo for King Khan, leader of The Shrines, 1/2 of King Khan and BBQ show (before duo went bust), and about a thousand other obscure soul-funk-garage releases, to ...

See more shots in our Bob Log III slide show. I’m not usually much for gimmick bands, but when Phoenix’s paltry post-holiday concert calender has us planning to review Cherry Poppin’ Daddies and Reel ...

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In the storied canon of the one-man band, there’s Bob Log III and then there’s everyone else. Despite packing some of the sickest slide-guitar moves you’ll ever see, this Arizona freak virtuoso ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Boobs were dipped in scotch, one fan took an accidental swan dive into the music equipment and Bob Log III managed to play slide guitar, drums and sing while ...

Once in a while, a journalist will encounter an interview subject so restrained and, dare I say, stiff, that even after a thorough probing, there is little dialogue lively enough to appear in print.

Taking the stage in a shiny jumpsuit and a motorcycle helmet (with a microphone inside), playing fast slide guitar, the Tucson-born bluesman is ready for any obstacle. Whether balancing men and women ...