Saints and Sinners

American jazz, house and trance band Saints & Sinners was formed in 1960. This act was organized by two frieneds Red Richards (Charles Coleridge "Red" Richards), who was a popular American jazz pianist and Vic Dickenson, who was jazz trombonist. In the middle of 1960s, Herman Autrey, Buster Bailey, Rudy Powell, Buddy Tate and Barrett Deems joined the band. They emerged on the American musical scene in the late 1960s with their debut self-titled album which yielded the group's first singles such as "Rip It Up", "Walk That Walk", "Takin' My Chances", "Kiss The Bastards" and "Wheels Of Fire". This record received very good critical acclaim. In order to support this album they went on tour throughout the USA. Now, you may download Saints & Sinners' breakthrough self-titled album in mp3 from our site.