The Big Dogs
The Big Dogs have a blues based country/southern rock style, with cross over into adult contemporary and pop genres. Emotional vocals and driving twangy guitars
A twangy offering about a little girl innocently asking her dad not to drink and drive and he takes her words to heart.
"Daddy Don't Drink And Drive" is a Country-Rock track by The Big Dogs on SoundClick. It provides textures that deepen the overall emotional resonance. The South influence comes through clearly, making this especially appealing to country-rock fans. It has reached number 1 on the main SoundClick Country chart. Fans of Elvis, Mauro and Doggs will find "Daddy Don't Drink And Drive" worth adding to their playlist via SoundClick.
A kickass song about a showdown between an old west outlaw and lawman
"An Outlaw's Song" is a Country-Rock track by The Big Dogs on SoundClick. Every element serves the song, creating a cohesive listening experience from start to finish. This is the unmistakable sound of South, and it will especially appeal to country-rock fans. It has reached #25 on the main SoundClick Country chart. Fans of Elvis, Mauro and Doggs will find "An Outlaw's Song" worth adding to their playlist via SoundClick.
An nuckle clenching song about the competative nature of a particular (NASCAR King) race driver
"NASCAR King" by The Big Dogs is a Country-Rock production available on SoundClick. The song establishes its own world and invites the listener to settle in. Representing the charismatic sound of country-rock in South, this track speaks for itself. "NASCAR King" has performed across multiple SoundClick charts, reaching #1 in Country and #1 in Country-Rock. If Southern is your sound, "NASCAR King" is a strong addition to your playlist.
An edgy song that tells the story about a man whose woman leaves him and all he cares about is that she took the microwave.
Independent artist The Big Dogs drops "I Sure Miss My Microwave", a Country-Rock track on SoundClick. It is the kind of track that finds the right moment to make itself heard. This is the unmistakable sound of South, and it will especially appeal to country-rock fans. "I Sure Miss My Microwave" has peaked at #17 in the Country-Rock category on SoundClick. If you enjoy artists like Elvis, Mauro and Doggs, The Big Dogs is worth exploring on SoundClick.
Discover this Country-Pop track.
SoundClick artist The Big Dogs presents "You Are Everthng To Me", an outstanding release in the Country-Pop genre. There is an authenticity to the performance that draws the listener in. The South influence comes through clearly, making this especially appealing to country-pop fans. "You Are Everthng To Me" has peaked at #14 in the Country-Pop category on SoundClick. For fans of Elvis, Mauro and Doggs looking for something new, The Big Dogs delivers on SoundClick.
The BIG DOGS are a band from South Florida that performs festivals, concerts, corporate events at regional and local venues. Anchored by songwriting partners KC Vinck and Marco Cocchiaro, they have developed an edgy, blues based style of rock and roll with a “twang”. Marco's guitar and KC's lead vocals provide the band's signature sound. Their original music is in the same vain as The Rolling Stones, 38 Special, The Georgia Satellites and The Black Crows and can be associated to rock or southern rock with cross over into country and pop genres.
Shown in the band photo (from left to right) are Donny LaStella (drummer), KC Vinck (bass and lead vocals), Marco Cocchiaro (guitar and vocals), Dave Stumacher (guitar, keys, bass, vocals), and Elvis Barnett (guitar and vocals).
The Big Dogs was officially formed in 1991 by long time friends (since High School) KC and Marco. Allthough the main objective at the time was to write songs and pursue a record deal they played small club gigs to earn the money they needed to do this. About four years later they were recording a demo on spec at Quadradial studio in Miami with Mauro Magellan (from The Georgia Satellites) on drums and Steve Parke on Hamond organ. The band went through some difficulties shortly after. Quadradial shut its doors and their attempts to shop the material in Nashville didn’t pan out ("too rock for country, too country for rock"). Discouraged, they took a break.
In 2004, the band got back together with Tom McWilliams on drums and Elvis Barnett playing second guitar and began to perform at festivals, corporate events, and some local venues. The following year The BIG DOGS released a 5 song demo CD titled “Warning! Big Dogs Inside” (that can be purchased online from outlets such as Tower Records and CD Baby). The CD includes the Miami Herald’s “Great Sound Search” contest winner “An Outlaw’s Song” as well as "Girl From Tennessee", "One Good Reason"," I'll Be Waiting (for you)", and "Call Mary".
KC and Marco have recently been writing new material that has a little more of a country edge than before and aided by advances in home recording technology have been able to start recording them. They are currently working on over thirty songs that will all soon be available at Sounclick when they are ready.