Newly discovered photos from The Red Devils’ Aug. 23, 1992, opening slot for the Allman Brothers in New Haven, Connecticut, capture the band early in its first U.S. tour.
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‘Bloody amazing!’ YouTuber HarriBest reacts to Red Devils
The Red Devils have a new fan in YouTube creator HarriBest, who reacted to “Automatic” and made a special plea to Mick Jagger, too.
‘Bad Boys of the Blues’ run the House
The Red Devils were on the bill in the early days of the House of Blues in West Hollywood, opening for Aerosmith at a private event in 1994.
The true story of ‘Louisiana Blues’ and the birth of The Red Devils
Thirty-five years ago, The Blue Shadows recorded “Louisiana Blues,” marking a pivotal moment in their transition to The Red Devils. With the addition of Paul Size and the interest of Rick Rubin, the band became The Red Devils.
Souvenir roundup: Red Devils pin and promo
No Fightin’ has acquired some rare merch, including a Red Devils magnet, button and an album promo flat from “King King” showcasing collectable artwork.
Watch: Bruce Willis, Lester Butler & The Red Devils jam on Japan TV 1991
Bruce Willis toured Japan 34 years ago promoting “The Last Boy Scout,” featuring The Red Devils in a never-before-seen video of him performing “Checkin’ Up On My Baby” on Japanese TV. No Fightin’s 6th annual Black Friday Video!
Guitar mags celebrate Size & Bartel (and Flanigin)
The Red Devils guitarists were part of short “King King” features in Guitar World and Guitar Player magazines in the early ’90s.
The ‘King’ & ‘King’ who named a legendary club and album
Frank and Debra Hsu had no idea in 1973 that their Chinese restaurant in Hollywood would become a world famous bar — or that their names would forever be associated with an American blues band.
F’ around and find out, starring The Red Devils
Lesson learned: If you promise to pay The Red Devils, you had better come through.
Is this rediscovered Red Devils 1991 promo tape the ‘last frontier’ for collectors?
A Red Devils fan discovered an obscure promo tape in his collection — likely the band’s very first release on Def American Records.
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